Would non surgical nose job give my nose more symmetry? (Photos)

Based on your frontal photo, you appear to have an indentation along the left side wall of your nose, and this may be resulting in a C shaped appearance of your nose. Additionally, you have a small indentation at the root of your nose, as seen on profile. Depending on your examination, microdroplet Silikon 1000 injections may be considered for providing a permanently straighter nasal appearance, and for providing a straight nasal profile appearance. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr. Joseph

Injection rhinoplasty could be considered to camouflage your nasal asymmetry.  Adding a small amount to the left mid third of your nose and potentially increasing Radix height you would improve your nasal aesthetics.

Hi and thanks for your question. From your pictures, you have a little asymmetry to your bridge and tip. The Non Surgical Nose Job procedure would certainly straighten your nose from the profile and conservative injections on the side would make it straighter on the front view.
There are several options of fillers. For a temporary effect of about 1.5 years I like to use Voluma. The result is smooth and natural looking and the filler is reversible with an enzyme injection if you don't like the result (almost never happens). There is a longer lasting filler called Bellafill that I use with patients who have had the temporary procedure. Bellafill lasts for many years and in some patients is actually permanent.
Whether temporary or permanent, Non Surgical Rhinoplasty takes 5 to 15 minutes to perform, involves minimal pain, minimal risk, no downtime or swelling and you can see the results immediately after the procedure. Hope that helps!

I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist to go over your desired results. Facial fillers (voluma, restylane, juvederm) can be used to improve the symmetry of the nose. Surgery would be needed to improve nostrils or overall shape. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

Adding a filler can definitely change the look of your nose and reduce the apparent deviation. I recommend a reversible filler to start with to give you the chance to see if you are going to like the look. Fillers add volume, so if the nasal features are too large to start with, surgical reduction may be your best answer. That being said, fillers have proven very good at camouflaging many nasal deviations or surface irregularities giving the nose more balance and aesthetic qualities. Reversible fillers leave all of your options open because they are temporary, can be reversed, and can help you decide which option you are most comfortable with. Permanent solutions are possible, both surgical and non-surgical.John Standefer MD

Hello and thank you for your question. From the photos it appears you have a significant deviation at the mid third of the nasal vault. I suspect you may need more than a non-surgical procedure in order to address this. Theo Nyame