Would a non-surgical nose job help correct my deviated and weak nose? (Photos)

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...

Hi,This is due to sebaceous hyperplasia, a condition marked by the enlargement of sebaceous glands. Any procedure that focuses on reducing the glands, should provide improvement. One option is to do mesotherapy with neuromodulators (botox, dysport). This works by reducing the nerve signaling to...

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...

Hello and thank you for your question and the picture. Your issue is due to wide nasal bones- it's nothing you did, some people just have wider bones due to their anatomy or genetics. Basically the outline of the lower edge your nasal bones is visible through the skin on your nose. Filler would...

If you are unhappy with the appearance of your nose, please consider me asking a question with photographs. Or you may consider meeting with several reputable rhinoplasty specialist so you could see what to expect. Thank you. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

The symptoms you're describing - visible gel-like material under the skin and fluctuating changes in your nose bridge height - definitely warrant professional evaluation. I would recommend that you see a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon who has experience with dermal fillers for...