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I read your query and reviewed your photos which are limited for evaluation: Well-performed Silikon-1000 injections may lead to correction of nasal bossae by adding volume back to your tip. The expertise of your surgeon is imperative for achieving a desired result. Since you have thin skin, you may be best leaving further surgery for a last-resort. Hope this is helpful for you. Dr. Joseph
Nonsurgical rhinoplasty is well-suited at treating small contour defects like the one you are describing. There are some risks associated with injections into the tip, and it's important to choose an experienced physician. Hyaluronic acid fillers are a good option because they are reversible.
Dear djnosey, A filler will help hide the bossa on the left The surgeon should be very conservative in this, you may want to try something temporary before going to a permanent filler Best regards, Nima Shemirani
Fillers placed in the nasal tip are a bad idea. They are not FDA approved for that use and can cause necrosis of the tip skin. Bossa have to be surgically corrected
Not a good move in my experience. The volume required would compromise the viability of your alar skin. Filler injections however would be useful to rebuild your over resected nasal dorsum and radix, alongside a small reduction of your collumelar septal cartilage which could be done...
Nonsurgical improvement of the nose is only a temporary solution, and there are numerous documented complications from injecting the nose with fillers. The long-term solution is a rhinoplasty and involves placing cartilage grafts to the glabella, shaving down a hump, adjusting the bridge li...
Picking did not cause the bulging. You need an evaluation by a plastic surgeon. It sounds like the muscles at the base of your nose may be distorting the nostrils when you smile. Talmage Raine MD FACS drraine.com
