With Nonsurgical Rhino Make my Nose Shorter and Fix the Droopy and Over-Projected Tip?

I have had great experience using hyaluronic acids for non-surgical rhinoplasty.   My filler of choice for the nose is Perlane, a slightly thicker version of Restylane.  The hyaluronic fillers have the advantage of being soft, effective at contouring, and reversible. In my...

FAKE ANSWER: Yes, injectable fillers can be used to create the illusion of a straighter nose on external appearance only. REAL ANSWER: Only a surgical rhinoplasty will correct the deviated septum and/or reshape broken nasal bones. FOOD FOR THOUGHT: I understand that $$$ is an...

There is no way to thin out the skin in the nose without undergoing a rhinoplasty.  Even with a rhinoplasty it is very difficult to thin the nose skin.  Cortisone shots are an alternative and will give some dermal atrophy in the areas injected.  

I read your concern. My preference and expertise with non-surgical rhinoplasty procedures is with Silikon-1000, an off-label filler for permanent results. In my practice, silicone may be injected into your columella and nasal sidewalls to restore symmetry. Regards from NJ.

Properly injected fillers in a virgin nose should not lead to necrosis. It should be injected into subcutaneous tissues i.e under the nasal skin right above the cartilage and make sure it is not into a blood vessel, the way we inject lidocaine. The amount of injection is also important.

I read your question, and reviewed your photos. You appear to have a long nose with a bulbous, droopy tip, and a profile-hump. Adding filler above and below your hump may provide some improvement. But the size of your nose will not get smaller, and your tip would look unchanged. Your...