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

Proper placement is more important than malleability of facial fillers. If it’s placed right, you shouldn’t have to do a lot of massage with the procedure. Hyaluronic acid fillers are slightly malleable, but you don’t want to depend on that for good results.

I read your concern and reviewed your photos. You appear to have an indentation in your right bridge, above your tip. An Injectable Filler procedure may help to restore symmetry to your nose. Your tip is asymmetric and bulbous, so it is possible that septo-rhinoplasty surgery, with a cartilage...

Thick skin complicating rhinoplasty is not uncommon.  A carefully placed steroid injection can thin the tissues of the nose and has limited ability to thin the dermal thickness of nasal skin.  However, there is risk of color changes, asymmetry, ulceration, uncontrolled atrophy, or...

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.

While I inject fillers into the nose regularly to sculpt and adjust contour, I avoid the tip due to the tenuous blood supply there.  While decreased blood supply may be apparent immediately and thus reversible, this is a chance I would not take.  If you need a recommendation for a...

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...