What are those indentations on the side of my nose? Can they be filled in ? (Photo)

Let's clear up- a fundamental misunderstanding first. "Nonsurgical nose job" does not mean you get all the benefits of surgical rhinoplasty or septorhinoplasty or turbinoplasties. It means that some improvements in appearance can (possibly, in some cases) be made better by injectables such as HA...

During a non-surgical rhinoplasty, filler is added to the nose to fill areas of depressions. Depressions can cause the appearance of the nose to look crooked, have a hump/bump or make the tip look narrow. Filling in these depressions will create a nose that looks straighter, make a bump look...

Generally, it is acceptable to add further filler 1 week after the initial injections, leaving more than enough time for any swelling to subside.  This is common as sometimes the nose appears to be improved aesthetically, only to find out that it was swelling, and not the actual filler...

The appearance of your nose changes during your growth spurt, and during this time, your nose can get larger or form a hump. The appearance of your nose may be similar to one of your parents who may have a hump as well. Teen rhinoplasty surgery is offered to some boys around 16-18 years old, but...

Nonsurgical nose jobs using volumizing fillers is certainly nothing new. I personally have been performing them for well over a decade.  The before and after photos of one of my nonsurgical rhinoplasty patients in the side bar to this column was in fact taken more than ten years ago and was...