I read having repeated fillers in the nose can migrate over time which causes the nose to appear wider or "avatar" nose. Do nose fillers spread from injection site? Thanks.
October 25, 2020
Answer: Migrating fillers Thank you for your question. Though fillers can not replace rhinoplasty, they are a great alternative if you do not want surgery. In my experience I haven't seen that fillers migrate. I suggest scheduling a consultation with an experienced physician or injector for optimal results. All the best!
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October 25, 2020
Answer: Migrating fillers Thank you for your question. Though fillers can not replace rhinoplasty, they are a great alternative if you do not want surgery. In my experience I haven't seen that fillers migrate. I suggest scheduling a consultation with an experienced physician or injector for optimal results. All the best!
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October 25, 2020
Answer: Fillers do not migrate over time, but repeated treatments can appear so What happens with repeat fillers is that they go by the path of least resistance. When we put fillers in the nose, or anywhere else, we are injecting a gel into an area of soft tissue. If there is a lump of filler or maybe some scarred tissue from old needle trauma or some bleeding in the past, the filler may end up going elsewhere. Once the filler is done and you leave the office, it does not migrate anywhere else
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October 25, 2020
Answer: Fillers do not migrate over time, but repeated treatments can appear so What happens with repeat fillers is that they go by the path of least resistance. When we put fillers in the nose, or anywhere else, we are injecting a gel into an area of soft tissue. If there is a lump of filler or maybe some scarred tissue from old needle trauma or some bleeding in the past, the filler may end up going elsewhere. Once the filler is done and you leave the office, it does not migrate anywhere else
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