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I have never seen filler migrate on the nasal tip, but it is possible theoretically if you use a filler that is not particulate or doesn't hold its shape. Best, Dr. Emer.
Dear Justine in Los Angeles:Without knowing what kind of filler you had, it is impossible to answer the question. Typically fillers do not migrate. Maybe there is just some swelling that occurred. You should re-consult with the doctor who did the injections. Ask them to recheck and advise you. Do not work. It should not be a serious problem. Robert Kotler, MD, FACS
A non-surgical nose job involves placing temporary injections in the nose to make it bigger, wider, and taller, since this requires adding more bulk to the nose. When patient's want to make the nose smaller, a surgical rhinoplasty is performed to obtain the desired result. The...
As one of the other doctor said you may need a rhinoplasty another possibility is that you press on the area where the filler is and you shifted it by mistake. Depending on what kind of filler you use it can be dissolved. If it is one made of hyaluronic acid then it can be dissolved.
This maybe able to be treated with fillers, I suggest seeing a cosmetic dermatologist with experience.
