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

A non-surgical nose job, also known as a liquid rhinoplasty, can offer temporary improvements for certain aesthetic concerns, but it may not be the best solution for structural issues like a deviated septum or a weak nasal structure. Here’s a breakdown of what a non-surgical approach can and cannot do:

What It Can Do:
Subtle Contouring: Fillers can be used to smooth out minor asymmetries and create a more balanced appearance by adding volume to specific areas.
Temporary Results: This procedure is non-invasive and offers results that typically last between 6 to 12 months.

What It Cannot Do:
Correct Structural Deviations: A non-surgical nose job cannot address the underlying structural issues of a deviated septum or significant weakness in nasal cartilage.
Functional Improvements: It won’t improve breathing difficulties or other functional problems associated with a deviated septum.

For a more permanent and functional correction, surgical rhinoplasty might be necessary, especially if breathing issues are present. Consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon or an ENT specialist can provide a comprehensive evaluation and guide you to the most appropriate treatment option for your specific concerns.