Non Surgical Nose Job Asian

Radiesse is a good option for nonsurgical rhinoplasty, especially for building your bridge.  It can also refine your tip, though for the tip I tend to be more aggressive with Restylane and Juvederm, as they can be reversed if any issues arise.  

It's an easy procedure to receive, but as with any medical procedure there are potential risks and it's important to seek a board-certified surgeon, experienced in nonsurgical rhinoplasty to ensure achieving a safe result.

Non-surgical nose job or liquid rhinoplasty has become increasing popular among patients looking for an alternative to surgery to enhance the appearance of their nose.  Liquid rhinoplasty refers to the use of fillers for the enhancement of your nose.  I typically do non-surgical nose jobs in two groups of patients, the first is patients that are not ready for surgery or they want a something done that will not require the downtime that surgery often requires.  The second is in patients that have had a rhinoplasty and did not achieve the results they desire. In that situation, the area of concern may be small enough that it is not worth another surgery or patients may not be a full year out from surgery so the liquid rhinoplasty is a good option for them until they are able to have a revision surgery. 

The cost ranges from practice to practice and on the specific filler that you use for your nose augmentation.  The fillers available range from in duration from 6 months to up to two years.

Juvederm Ultra Plus and Restylane and the workhorse products for fillers as they have been around for years and patients tend to love them.  They last about 6 to 9 months in the nose. 

Resylane Defyne lasts up to a year. The Defyne gives patients a lasting-result they will love for their nose.

My favorite filler for a liquid rhinoplasty (non-surgical nose job) is Juvederm Voluma.  This product has the strength to shape the nose and also lasts up to two years.  It is a great option for patients as I can improve the shape of their nose and give them a result that is going to last for years. 

The cost for these various fillers ranges between $550 and $875 per syringe.  Typically, one syringe is sufficient for most patients to augment their nose. 

Please consult your Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon to discuss your non-surgical nose job (liquid rhinoplasty) enhancement options.  

Thank you for your question!  I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist to go over your desired results. Facial fillers (like Voluma, Restylane, Juvederm) can be used to improve the symmetry of the nose, but surgery would be needed to improve nostrils or overall shape. Best, Dr. Emer

Microdroplet Silikon-1000 does not lead to tip projection or narrowing. If you decide to try a temporary gel filler, the expertise of your doctor is important for avoiding complications. Wishing you well. Dr Joseph

Adding definition to the nose is a very common request for many patients, particularly in Asian and African-American patients. This can be performed through a surgical rhinoplasty or through a non-surgical nose job. It typically involves building up the bridge of the nose and also sculpting the tip to add definition.
Radiesse is an option, but I usually prefer the hyaluronic acid-based products such as those in the Juvederm family as these products are reversible in the event of any complications or patient dissatisfaction. 
Be sure to see a physician who is both a rhinoplasty expert and performs non-surgical nose jobs.
All the best,

The so-called saddle nose and lack of nasal tip projection are commonly seen in persons of Asian background. Fortunately, nonsurgical nose jobs can easily and quickly address both these problems with immediate and gratifying results. To straighten the bridge, I prefer a combination of Radiesse with Perlane L, both of which provide good lift and durability of result. To increase tip projection, I prefer Juvederm UltraPlus XC. The entire procedure can be performed in under ten minutes. It is important to seek consultation and treatment by a board certified aesthetic physician with extensive experience in performing nonsurgical rhinosculpturing. 

A non-surgical rhinoplasty, a procedure which consists of injecting filler into the nose to elevate depressions in the nose, is an excellent choice to help with an apparent widened nasal dorsum. The dermal filler will raise the bridge and give the appearance of a narrowed nose if that is your issue. Placement of dermal filler into the tip is not going to give your the same results as your bridge and if you are concerned with a widened or amorphous nasal tip, a non-surgical rhinoplasty will not be nearly as satisfying as a formal rhinoplasty procedure. I would suggest a consult with an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon.

Although it is counterintuitive that "adding" to the nose can make it slimmer, that is actually what happens. Majority of my Asian clients ( I have more than 50% Asian clients) desire a higher and skinnier or more "contoured bridge." Radiesse can be use but I prefer Hyaluronic acid fillers that can be dissolved if there is ever an emergency. Another option is also PDO threads for the nose to raise the bridge and lift the tip. I have a technique in which we also can slim the nostrils without surgery and using PDO threads. Research all the various options and pick the one that best suits YOU.Dr. TJ Tsay

Thank you for the picture, but the best way to determine candidacy for a surgical vs non-surgical rhinoplasty ("nose job") is by consulting with a provider experienced in performing both surgical and non-surgical Rhinoplasty. The surgeon should not only evaluate the external appearance of your nose, but also should perform an intranasal examination as well.
Once again, I would reiterate that while non-surgical rhinoplasty is a great option for many patients looking to avoid surgery, fillers have their limitations in changing the shape/size of the nose, and fillers too have their own complications and risk profiles (i.e., vascular occlusion, blindness, etc). Also, filler rhinoplasty needs to be performed every 1-2 years at the least, whereas a well-performed surgery should last you a lifetime.
Just remember to do you homework on you surgeon before selecting who you are going to trust your nose to. 
Hope this helps,
Blake Raggio, MD

Hello! I has had excellent results using durable HA filler such as Restylane lyft in Asian noses to enhance the bridge and also to help with tip projectionand definition. In the past, I did use Radiesse as well, but now I prefer the soft consistency of the dense HA products such as Voluma and Lyft. See a specialist and best of luck.