Would I qualify for a non surgical nose job to fix my bifid flat nose? (photo)

In general, fillers are not the best way to de-rotate somebody's nasal tip. That said, you may have a better answer if you re-ask your question with photographs that display your concern, and what you are looking to achieve. Thank you. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Based on your photos, you appear to have thin nasal skin which tends to show irregularities clearly after previous rhinoplasty. We have had excellent success in filling in indentations, with Silikon-1000, precluding the uncertainty, risks, expense, and downtime associated with another surgical...

Hi, Dr. Khorasani here!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. Sometimes, when patients want to make changes to the...

It's difficult to tell a significant change in your nasal appearance, based on the photos that you posted. Can see some age-related volume loss that might be correctable in your face, however, it is not clear that your nose is the issue. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

If the indentation in your left nasal sidewall is all that is bothering you, fillers may be considered for achieving a straighter nasal appearance. If you have other concerns, such as a wide nasal tip appearance, rhinoplasty surgery may be indicated. Thank you for your question. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

I believe I see the asymmetry that you're talking about. There are a bunch of good reasons to just try to accept it and leave it alone. Mostly, we don't have any reasonable ways to "fix" it. We have things to "try," things that might make mechanical sense, but when it comes to the body and the...