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Will Fillers Correct the Hump on my Nose?

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shesaysJun 9, 2009

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Houtan Chaboki, MD

Rachelnyu, Botox is a medication which is applied via a small needle to help relax muscles of the face. It is a quick procedure in the office. Cosmetic results are temporary, only lasting a few months. From your profile view, it appears your tip drops a bit when smiling. If the tip of your nose...

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Babak Azizzadeh, MD, FACS

Unfortunately, generally fillers do not do a very good job reshaping the tip.  Fillers are best used to fill depressions and do limited adjustments to the bridge and profile.

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Matthew Richardson, MD

In many cases, especially in patients with poor nasal definition, adding to the nose in certain areas with fillers can actually give the appearance of a narrower nose. While the nose does not actually become narrower, it can certainly be a nice cosmetic improvement. Be sure to see an expert ...

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Oakley Smith, MD, FRCSC

Unfortunately its a scam. There are external nasal dilators like the nasal strips found in pharmacies. These work by pulling the nostrils apart. There are internal nasal stents that push the nostrils apart and improve breathing. They too work. But unlike dental braces, there isn't yet any...

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Oakley Smith, MD, FRCSC

Tissue fillers in the nose cause such little reaction its difficult to explain your observations. We can only hope your eyes will return to their previous appearance with time.I wouldn't suggest any intervention until all the tissue filler has thought to be reabsorbed.

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