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Nelson Castillo, MD

Thank you for your question and photograph. I would recommend you seek an in-person consultation to discuss your nasal concerns, as you may be a candidate for filler placement to correct subtle asymmetries between the right and left sides, depending on your goals.  In your picture it does...

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Matthew Bridges, MD, FACS

The answer is rhinoplasty.  Fillers in the nose are only useful for minor depressions and irregularities.  Only in certain patients can fillers be used to "straighter out a bump".  This is done by injecting above the bump to give the illusion that the profile is straight. ...

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Jason Emer, MD

This maybe able to be treated with fillers, I suggest seeing a cosmetic dermatologist with experience.

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Ozge Ergun, MD

Dear tatianaliiThanks for the question. As the nose is still growing up to around 17-18 years of age I advise my patients to have rhinoplasty surgery after this age. I wish you all the best.

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