Can Dermal Fillers Correct a Crooked Nose?

I read your concern and reviewed your photos. You appear to have an indentation in your right bridge, above your tip. An Injectable Filler procedure may help to restore symmetry to your nose. Your tip is asymmetric and bulbous, so it is possible that septo-rhinoplasty surgery, with a cartilage spreader-graft to the area of indentation, might be your best option.

Given your financial concerns, you may want to consult a certified, reputable facial plastic surgeon experienced in the art of using fillers for non-surgical rhinoplasty procedures to see if this could be a viable option for you.

I hope you find this helpful.

FAKE ANSWER: Yes, injectable fillers can be used to create the illusion of a straighter nose on external appearance only.
REAL ANSWER: Only a surgical rhinoplasty will correct the deviated septum and/or reshape broken nasal bones.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: I understand that $$$ is an option for you, and this is certainly important to consider when determining what type of procedure to perform. With that being said, the lifetime cost of a non-surgical rhinoplasty (repeated treatments every 1-2 years for the rest of your life) far outweighs the one-time cost of the surgical rhinoplasty (which should last forever if done correctly). Take that for what it's worth. Lastly, if breathing is an issue for you at all, go with the surgical option 100%. It can make a world of difference in your life ranging from lessened snoring, better sleep, less sinus infections, and just enjoying being able to breathe!
Hope this helps,
Blake Raggio, MD (@dr.raggio)

Hello ~

In review of your photos, while a septo-rhinoplasty would afford you the best results, an injectable filler such as Juvederm Ultra may offer aesthetic improvement to your nose. I would recommend you consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon or Facial Plastic Surgeon, as these individuals are trained in the intricacies of nasal anatomy.

Best of luck ~

Glenn Vallecillos, M.D., F.A.C.S.