Is it possible to get fillers on just one side of the nose that has weaker muscles? (photos)

The simple answer to your question is absolutely. In fact, in my own collection of befores and afters, I have the photo of a male model with exactly the problem demonstrated in your photo. It literally took less than a minute to restore the symmetry the region. The nose is not an area to be treated by medspas or novice injectors trained only to inject ordinary smile lines with simple Restylane. So be sure you consult with a board certified, aesthetic core physician with experience and expertise in performing filler nose jobs and be certain to ask to see his/her before and after photos. Best of luck.

Based on your photos, you appear to have a crooked nasal appearance, with an indentation along your left nasal sidewall, where it is labeled "weaker muscles". It is unlikely that this asymmetry has anything to do with your nasalis muscles. More likely, you either have a congenitaly deviated nasal septum, a traumatic nasal appearance, or a congenital indentation of your left upper lateral cartilage. We prefer to use microdroplet Silikon-1000 injections for permanent results. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Hi, and thanks for your question. The asymmetry you are noticing is actually more likely to be caused by the structure of the bone and cartilage than the muscle. That's actually good news because it means that it can be easily corrected with filler. I like to use Voluma here because it is smooth and natural looking and it lasts for a long time - up to a year and a half or more. The procedure would involve adding to your weaker side to make it even with the other side. The trick is to add just enough to make it even but not so much that the nose looks wider. Make sure to consult with a doctor who is very experienced in specifically the Non Surgical Nose Job procedure. Board certification is less important than experience. I would also ask to see their before and afters. You want to make sure that their aesthetic agrees with your aesthetic. Hope that helps

Yes, facial fillers (Voluma, Restylane, Juvederm) could be used to improve symmetry, but surgery may be needed. I would have a formal consultation with an expert. Best, Dr. Emer