Does "Nose Up" Work?

                  This
type of device won’t change the appearance of your nose, because it won’t
impact the under lying bone and cartilage. Gimmicks like this are a dime a
dozen. They’re not intended to fix your nose, but instead to separate you from
your money.

                  If
you’re serious about changing the appearance of your nose consultation, with a
board certified plastic surgeon is appropriate. This surgeon can explain the
risk benefits alternatives and possible complications associated
with rhinoplasty surgery. 

In all areas of life it pays to keep the following in mind:

"If it seems too good to be true, it probably is."

External splinting can reshape cartilage for a very short period after birth, when it has been used to reshape ears.

This a gimmick don't waste your time or money. Go get a rhinoplasty, it will be much easier than you think just to raise your nasal tip.

Since the shape and the overall appearance of the nose does not depend solely on the outer nasal tissues, but primarily on the bone and cartilage disposition of the nasal pyramid, „Nose Up“ will not in any way permanently alter or improve the appearance of your nose.

The only nose reshaping method that has permanent results is nose surgery. 

Dear Realself user,I came across your question and would like to imform you that I do not believe that these type of products would give a permanent result that you wish for.
Hope I have imformed you enough.Kind regards
TAS Aesthetic Surgery Clinic

no it doesn't...



There are 2 main types of rhinoplasty:





1) cosmetic primary noses with no previous surgery (these should always be done CLOSED aka SCARLESS. 





2) Botched or Revision noses with history of previous surgery ( these usually require a reconstructive surgery which requires open rhinoplasty with an external scar).







If you are a primary nose with no previous surgery, you should ONLY consider closed scarless rhinoplasty (preferred by actresses and celebrities) because there is no risk of external scarring and much less healing and recovery time.  The goal is to finesse and enhance the nose without drastic change.  Meaningful refinement is the key.   All the same surgical maneuvers your nose requires can be performed with a skilled closed scarless surgeon. 







Seek counsel with a board certified plastic surgeon who performs closed scarless rhinoplasty as 100% of his surgical practice so you know you can guarantee the expertise.  (aka don't get your nose done by a breast surgeon or a facelift surgeon).  Doing your nose the first time with the right surgeon is the key to avoid a botched or revision surgery in the future.  All the best!

External compression devices may lead to temporary changes in the external appearance of your nose. We have not met anyone who has felt these devices are effective or worth the time and aggravation.Hope this helps.Dr Joseph

These types of devices do not work to change the shape of the nose long-term, as they do not impact the underlying anatomy of the nose. If you want to change the shape of your nose tip, a rhinoplasty procedure is the best way to do it. Tip rhinoplasty is a fairly short procedure, nor does it require the nose to be broken to undergo the procedure. I recommend seeing a board-certified facial plastic surgeon for a consultation rather than spending money on devices such as “Nose Up.” I hope this helps.

This product will almost certainly not lead to any long lasting effects on your nose and its shape. The only thing that will change the appearance long term is rhinoplasty.

While I am not familiar with this device there are many "non surgical" devices on the market claiming to replace the need for surgical correction.  The structures in you nose are fully developed and rigid hence no device can mold them like clay.  It is a total waste of time and money.  We live in world full of research and science so only do things that are backed by evidence

This type of appliance will not make any permanent changes to the nose.  It may provide brief changes similar to the lines on the side of your face from the creases in your pillow when you wake up in the morning.