Can regular filler injections to correct pollybeak deformity cause longterm damage or complications? (Photo)

There is no evidence that repeated filler injections would increase the risks of the treatment, so you may consider fillers as a long term solution.On the other hand, a surgical revision doesn't appear to be particularly difficult in your case, and it may be worth discussing it with your surgeon.

 A full set of pictures are required before the injection to understand what may be going on. A poly-beak can be caused from scar tissue, thick skin, or residual cartilage left over. There are many different ways to address a poly-beak which may include steroid injections into the supratip area of the nose, cartilage grafting to the higher portion of the bridge, and reducing the residual cartilaginous deformity. It all depends on what is causing the issue. Placement of fillers in the nose is temporary, is not FDA approved in the United States, and can have significant complications such as necrosis of the skin.