I Have a Flat Looking Asian Nose Bridge and Tip! Am I a Good Candidate for Non Surgical Augmentation Rhinoplasty? (photo)

I don't believe you are a good candidate for non surgical rhinoplasty (frankly very few people are). You would likely benefit from an open rhinoplasty, and I am willing to bet that in order to achieve the results you want a rib graft would be required. Any planned surgery should be preceded by an in depth consult with an experienced surgeon.

4 main problems with injectable fillers for nasal reshaping: 1.  The effects are temporary requiring repeated treatments.   2.  Risk of filler material extending to areas not intended to be augmented--for example injection on the dorsum poses the risk of the filler spreading down the side wall of the nose and creating undesired width.  3.  Risk of complication such as vascular occlusion and skin necrosis--this is a small risk but nonetheless is possible.  This risk increases significantly in a nose which previously received surgery.  4.  Limitation of the degree of change.  For more than a couple millimeters of change, a sturdier material (i.e. cartilage) must be utilized with a rhinoplasty procedure.  Bottom line.... fillers may be OK for small, localized areas of depression on the nose for short term gain, but augmentation rhinoplasty with cartilage grafts is the gold standard for effectiveness and durability.  Please refer to my video link about my approach to Asian rhinoplasty.

Fillers like Radiesse are a good alternative to rhinoplasty if you desire a conservative natural result. The nasal bridge could be augmented with one injection and your tip could get some additional projection. The results should last you a couple of years and it could be repeated.