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Have I completely ruined my face with a non-surgical nose job? (photos)

Mary ElisabethNov 7, 2018
I had a non-surgical nose job on the 29th of September. My immediate results were amazing. My side profile looked great and face-on I had a natural highlight. Getting it done I had a lot of bleeding, a LOT of swelling, and it felt as if the cannula went too deep in the tip of my nose - those areas were unbelievably painful and I have a high tolerance for pain! My questions are 1) is it normal for my nose to still be red/bruised over a month later? And 2) why did the filler not hold shape?

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Fillers are deposited deep to the skin of your nose. I do not believe that utilizing a scrub and exfoliation device on your nose will cause any problems. It may indeed be helpful for resolution of swelling. Thank you for your question. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph

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Acne and pimples would be a reason to hold off on an injectable filler treatment since they have bacteria, and this could lead to an infection. The decision to treat these cysts on your nose before your treatment is completely up to you and your physician. Thank you for your question. Sincerely,...

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The nasal septum is far from the nasal tip. I don't think that this would pose a problem for you with fillers in the future. Obviously, this is something to discuss with your doctor. Thank you for your question. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph

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The small horizontal indentation along the bridge of your nose, just above your tip, in all likelihood could be minimized with a few droplets of Silikon-1000, a permanent soft tissue filler. I hope this is helpful! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

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