I recently dissolved my botched/overfilled nose and am looking to get it refilled however I am worried about the risk of migration again. Is there anything that can be done to reduce the risk of my nose filler migrating? For example how long could I wait to refill and allow my skin to bounce back?
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Answer: Migration of product is typically not associated with non-surgical rhinoplastic procedures.
Nose fillers, also known as dermal fillers, are commonly used for non-surgical cosmetic procedures to enhance the appearance of the nose by adding volume and smoothing out wrinkles or irregularities. They are typically made of substances like hyaluronic acid, which is a naturally occurring...
If you have a broad and flat nasal appearance, you may not be a great candidate for fillers. Augmenting a nasal bridge so it appears higher may require several treatments. If there is misplacement of product, it may have more to do with overcorrection then migration. I hope this helps!...
I am not aware of a relationship between Masseter Botox and a change in either the shape or function of someone's nose. Based on your singular photo, you appear to have an under projected nasal tip appearance, a dorsal hump, and possibly a prominent anterior nasal spine which causes a tension...