I'm considering a non surgical treatment for nasal tip dents and to widen by bridge. My question is will this harm the nose structure, or prevent me wearing glasses? Also how do you find a good injector ? I have had two surgeries and do not want a third. I have minor defects showing 4 yrs post op. I'm 38 yrs old.
Answer: Non Surgical Nose Job Will Not Damage Cartilage Hi and thanks for your question. Filler injections into your nose will not harm the cartilage or damage the structure of the nose if the procedure is performed correctly by an experienced injector. In your case particularly, since you have had more than one rhinoplasty, you have to find a physician who has extensive experience with injecting post surgical noses. I see patients like you several times per week and I am very careful to make sure that the injections happen safely.There are several options of fillers. For a temporary effect of about 1 to 1.5 years I like to use Voluma. The result is smooth and natural looking and the filler is reversible with an enzyme injection if you don't like the result (almost never happens). There is a longer lasting filler called Bellafill that I use with patients who have had the temporary procedure. Bellafill lasts for many years and in some patients is actually permanent. Hope that helps!
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Answer: Non Surgical Nose Job Will Not Damage Cartilage Hi and thanks for your question. Filler injections into your nose will not harm the cartilage or damage the structure of the nose if the procedure is performed correctly by an experienced injector. In your case particularly, since you have had more than one rhinoplasty, you have to find a physician who has extensive experience with injecting post surgical noses. I see patients like you several times per week and I am very careful to make sure that the injections happen safely.There are several options of fillers. For a temporary effect of about 1 to 1.5 years I like to use Voluma. The result is smooth and natural looking and the filler is reversible with an enzyme injection if you don't like the result (almost never happens). There is a longer lasting filler called Bellafill that I use with patients who have had the temporary procedure. Bellafill lasts for many years and in some patients is actually permanent. Hope that helps!
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Answer: Please consider a permanent non-surgical nose job after two previous rhinoplasties Temporary jail fillers are associated with necrosis, embolus, infection, stroke, and rarely blindness. I think that after several rhinoplasties, if you have several indentations and minor defects, you may be well suited for a permanent non-surgical nose job which is never associated with those complications. Thank you for your question, and I hope this is helpful. Sincerely, Dr Joseph
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Answer: Please consider a permanent non-surgical nose job after two previous rhinoplasties Temporary jail fillers are associated with necrosis, embolus, infection, stroke, and rarely blindness. I think that after several rhinoplasties, if you have several indentations and minor defects, you may be well suited for a permanent non-surgical nose job which is never associated with those complications. Thank you for your question, and I hope this is helpful. Sincerely, Dr Joseph
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April 13, 2017
Answer: Non-surgical nose job will not affect the architecture of the nose. Dear Cbus7950 in Ohio, Illinois:
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April 13, 2017
Answer: Non-surgical nose job will not affect the architecture of the nose. Dear Cbus7950 in Ohio, Illinois:
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February 26, 2017
Answer: Nonsurgical rhinoplsty In general I am not a big fan of injecting stuff into the nose to correct a minor deformity. However, since you have had two previous rhinoplasties a permanent correction with your own (autologous) fat transfer is possible. It would likely require only a few cc's and may be just the answer for you. Commercial injectables are a short term fix, only useful to confirm the result you are looking for before you would get the fat.All the best,Talmage Raine MD
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February 26, 2017
Answer: Nonsurgical rhinoplsty In general I am not a big fan of injecting stuff into the nose to correct a minor deformity. However, since you have had two previous rhinoplasties a permanent correction with your own (autologous) fat transfer is possible. It would likely require only a few cc's and may be just the answer for you. Commercial injectables are a short term fix, only useful to confirm the result you are looking for before you would get the fat.All the best,Talmage Raine MD
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