Can I get an indentation in the bridge of my nose fixed without a nose implant or open surgery? (Photos)

 Rhinoplasty for the low radix and bulbous tip etc.  you can have a more attractive and feminine nose with a radix graft, refinement of your bulbous tip, slight cartilage removal of your bridge etc. This can be done with a closed approach. See a very experienced rhinoplasty surgeon who does natural noses like yours. Do not rely  on imaging but rather actual results. 

Fillers are a good non surgical option and it would be good option for you.  Surgery and implants are a good option but risky compared to fillers.  Good luck Andre Aboolian, Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon

Hello Jaygue626,If you are just interested in a radix implant, then there are a multitude of options out there. Autologous material (from your own body) such as temporalis fascia and/or cartilage (rib / ear) can be utilized to great effect to augment the dorsum. If you just want the small dent augmented and not the rest of the bridge of the nose, then it may be possible to use temporalis fascia alone. If you want more augmentation down the bridge of the nose, then I would go with a rib cartilage graft. I also think that an implant could be used as well. There are multiple pros and cons between using autologous and alloplastic (implant) materials and this has been covered a lot in this forum.If not tip changes are sought, it would be straightforward to perform augmentation through an endonasal approach (not open). The key for you know is to find a surgeon that performs quite a bit of asian or ethnic rhinoplasty who can assess what will work for your needs. Good luck!Michael M. Kim, MD

Thank you for your photo. I generally prefer using a patient's own tissue (Cartilage and fascia) over an implant to augment a nose. The results are long-lasting as your body incorporates the tissue and there is a lower risk of infection. This can be done with a c losed rhinoplasty. It is best to have an in-office examination to determine which treatment you are a best candidate for. Hope this helps!Johnson C. Lee, MD Plastic Surgery

Rhinoplasty candidate for radix graftplacement is for patients who have a shallow glabella. There are many different types of grafting materials that can be used there including the patients own cartilage. This can be performed with a closed rhinoplasty approach, with all of the incisions placed on the inside of the nose. For more information and many examples  of rhinoplasty, please see the link and the video below

Rhinoplasty is a surgery to improve the shape of the nose for better breathing or appearance.The radix is the region at the top of the nose between the eyes. Some patients have a deep radix, that can make their side view (profile) look like they have a bump on the bridge. This may be addressed with a radix graft. I like to use a combination of cartilage and soft tissue to fill in this area permanently. A radix graft may be performed via closed or open approaches. It is also important to look at the nose and face as a whole. I recommend a consultation so a surgeon can ask you questions, examine your nose, and make recommendations for appropriate changes to your nose. I like to use 3D computer simulation to get on the same page as my patient. Safety comes first!

you will be best served by a soft cartilage graft in the radix area; i recommend getting the cartilage from your septum or ear; both will suffice and be permanent.

The simple answer is YES your depressed radix can be corrected via a closed rhinoplasty with use of your own cartilage Dr Corbin

The radix (this portion of the bridge) can be augmented with a closed procedure. I prefer to use fascia which is harvested with a one inch incision in the scalp within the temporal area.