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Some depressions can be treated with filler, but an exam or pictures would be necessary to assess that for you. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Dear yessenia, You can fix this problem either surgically or non-surgically depending on what you want If you are not ready for surgery, a little filler can help fill in the "crack" Best regards, Nima Shemirani
While a picture would have been helpful, it appears that you are describing a cleft between prominent nasal tip cartilages. I have treated many patients for this by merely masking the cleft using a volumizing filler, such as Juvederm UltraPlus XC combined with a small amount of Radiesse. Both are natural, biodegradable materials. The procedure takes only a couple of minutes to perform and the results are immediate and uniformly quite gratifying.
Prominent, thick, and strong lower lateral nasal tip cartilages in the presence of very thin skin can cause the nasal tip cartilage to be visible. Many patients are also uncomfortable with the cleavage and/or cleft between the 2 tip cartilages which can be improved with a Tip- rhinoplasty and cartilage suturing and camouflage grafts.
Hi I assume youve never had a nose job. It sounds like you have thin skin and strong cartilages. The actor Owen Wilson is an extreme example of that. Good rhinoplasty surgeons can help camouflage the tip of your nose by reshaping the cartilages and covering them with crushed cartilage, fascia or alloderm.
Dissolving the filler could be a solution, but you will need an exam to determine if that is the likely scenario. There could be something else going on here. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Dear Roadrunner, There may be a safer way to inject filler without using a sharp needle that can get into a blood vessel It may lower the rims 1mm or so which may be enough to make you happy In the end, a surgical rhinoplasty is probably your best bet, you can lift the tip at...
Dear coup_de_grace, Non-surgical rhinoplasty does not remove or reduce the size of the nose Filler is typically placed to tent up the skin giving the illusion of more definition, but a slightly larger nose It is tough to advise you without an exam Your best bet would be...
Downtime due to swelling or bruising is uncommon after a nonsurgical rhinoplasty treatment. If you develop a small bruise on the bridge of your nose, it may be camouflaged with artful makeup. Hope this helps! Dr Joseph
Injectable fillers may not result in elevation of your nasal tip, or prevent it from drooping with smiling. Rhinoplasty surgery may be considered. Thank you. Dr Joseph
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