Nonsurgical options to fix crooked nose (photo)

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Hello. Im not sure what the issue is here. I feel like my nose is crooked or leaning up to the right. Almost like one side is higher than the other but i dont think one side of my face is higher. I only seem to notice this on my nose. Was wondering if there is any non surgical ways to fix this. Thank you

Eric M. Joseph, MD · Answer

Based on your photos, you appear to have two small indentations along the lower part of your bridge. The one on your left appears to be a little deeper than the one on your right, and this could be contributing to a crooked nasal appearance. Microdroplet Silikon-1000 injections may be a permanent, non-surgical approach for filling these indentations, and for creating a straighter nasal appearance. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Hooman Khorasani, MD · Answer

Hi, Dr. Khorasani here,
For nasal tip asymmetry, a treatment option includes a non-surgical rhinoplasty, more commonly known as a liquid rhinoplasty. 
Non-surgical nose augmentation offers an alternative to surgical rhinoplasty. This minimally invasive approach can improve the appearance of your nose and overall facial symmetry by using injectable dermal fillers. 
 A disproportionate nasal tip is another common complaint. Fillers may sometimes be used to lift the tip of a nose, change the angle if the tip bends, and/or diminish the appearance of a bulbous tip. 
While non-surgical nose reshaping is quite effective, it cannot achieve all the results that are possible through surgical rhinoplasty. Patients who are looking for dramatic changes or internal correction may find that non-surgical nose reshaping is not able to meet their needs.

Anna Chacon, MD, FAAD · Answer

There are several non-surgical options to address a crooked or asymmetrical nose. Here are some potential treatments you might consider:

Dermal Fillers: Non-surgical rhinoplasty, often referred to as a "liquid nose job," can use dermal fillers to create the appearance of a straighter nose. By strategically injecting fillers, a skilled practitioner can balance asymmetries and improve the overall contour of the nose.

Botox: In some cases, Botox can be used to relax certain muscles that might be contributing to the appearance of a crooked nose. However, this is less common than filler treatments for this purpose.

Consultation with a Specialist: It's important to consult with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon who specializes in non-surgical facial treatments. They can assess your nose and facial structure to recommend the most appropriate treatment plan.

Considerations: While non-surgical options can offer significant improvements, they are typically temporary and may need to be repeated to maintain results. Surgical rhinoplasty is a more permanent solution but involves more risk and recovery time.

A professional consultation will help determine the best approach for your specific needs and ensure you achieve a natural-looking result.

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