Are fillers a good option to rectify my nose tip? (Photos)

Based on your photos, you appear to have a slightly droopy nasal tip appearance, and the bridge, just above your tip, projects from your face a bit too far. Rhinoplasty surgery may be considered for achieving a tip lift, and a less distracting, and more feminine nasal profile appearance. Adding fillers would only lead to a larger nasal appearance. I hope this helps. Sincerely Dr Joseph

Hi there, 

Looking at the pictures, you would have a great result from non-surgical nose reshaping. In this instance, just a small injection under the nasal septum to tilt the nasal tip upwards. This has no impact on the nose volume or shape / and is only one injection point. 

Secondly, I think you are quite right in suggesting some chin filler. Projecting the chin down/forwards would help improve proportions. 

I hope this help!

Best, 

Dr Rupert

Great question, and thank you for your pictures.  It is certainly possible to create the illusion of rotation with nasal fillers. A bit of filler along the supra-tip area feathered into the nasal dorsum and highlighting the domes along the lower lateral cartilages will prevent your nose from looking too bulbous.  You would need a very small amount of filler to create these changes - you certainly could use the rest on your chin to help improve the balance of the profile.  I suggest you go to someone who is experienced with liquid rhinoplasty.  Its a great 5 minute procedure.  Best of luck! 

Non surgical rhinoplasty can augment the dorsum and lengthen the tip a little bit to hide the downward direction of the tip. It will not make your nose small but it creates the illusion. If you want a cute 'nose' that is small, surgery may be a better option. Thin skin shows everything underneath it but it is by no means a contraindication to surgery. You can try fillers first to see if you like it. Best Wishes

Obviously there is only so much shape changing that fillers can do but i think a little bit of blue in the supra tip area for you might actually do the trick. Certainly only a small volume will be needed and the effects are completely reversible so compared to the surgical option I think its worth a try. Hope that helps. Adam Goodwin