Can Belotero be used on the nose?

I have been performing nonsurgical rhinoplasties (aka nonsurgical rhinosculpturing, nonsurgical nose jobs) for about fifteen years. During that time, I have had the opportunity to use all the available fillers and volumizing fillers for this purpose and have found all to work. These have included Radiesse, Perlane and Juvederm UltraPlus XC, Belotero Balance and most recently Voluma XC. All, including the Belotero Balance that you are asking about, have worked well for improving a variety of nasal problems, including straightening bent noses, raising nasal tips, and fixing surface irregularities left by surgical rhinoplasty. However, I have found that Radiesse combined with Perlane L (which is usually my first choice in my Upper East Side Manhattan office) to give greater lift (when depressions, bent and saddle noses are the problem). I have also found this combination to last longer than when a single product, such as Restylane or Belotero Balance, are used. (In my Israel satellite facility, where a far greater number of regulatory agency approved fillers and volumizers are available, I typically opt for Radiesse combined with Emervel Volume). An experienced board certified aesthetic physician should possess the expertise to choose what s/he feels is the best product or combination for your particular needs. When choosing a physician for nonsurgical nose jobs make sure to ask to see his/her befores and afters.

Belotero is safe to use on the nose or for other areas such as nasolabial folds, marionette lines and tear troughs under the eyes ... but, if you would like to reshape contour irregularities of the nose such as the bridge of the nose, Radiesse may be a better filler option. Again, an in person examination is ideal for best guidance.