Can I have non surgical rhinoplasty? I have type 1 diabetes

Thank you for your question. You should always make sure your diabetes is well-controlled, but regardless you should be able to have a nonsurgical rhinoplasty. I would consult with a board certified plastic surgeon to assess whether or not you would benefit from a nonsurgical rhinoplasty rather than surgical correction. 

That said, not everybody is a candidate for a non-surgical nose job procedure. Don't forget, adding volume to your nose will only lead to a larger nasal appearance. Please consider re asking a question with photographs and a description of what you would like to achieve. I hope this is helpful. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Non-surgical rhinoplasty is typically for very small problems, and remember that it's temporary. Without pictures, it's touch to say if that is appropriate for you. In the hands of a board certified plastic surgeon, and a proper exam room or operating room, your risk of infection is very small, and either procedure (surgical or non-surgical) should be safe.  Best of luck to you.

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For a definitive change in your nose, I recommend  rhinoplasty surgery, diabetes is not a contraindication at all.  

Hello, thanks for sharing your case with us. It is possible to try as first step the non surgical way, in the hands of an expert and with the right product, you should be able to have great results, Hyaluronic acid fillers are one of the most performed treatments in the world and its very safe. As long as your blood sugar levels are in normal level and you are under medication, there shouldn't be any problem to perform the treatment. Remember you will have some aftercare instructions you need to follow. Don't forget to go with an expert aesthetic physician to customize your treatment. 
Best luck. Dr Luis Salazar
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A nonsurgical rhinoplasty involves using fillers rather than having surgery. Even with diabetes, you should be able to have either surgery or a nonsurgical rhinoplasty, providing your diabetes is controlled.
You will need to see a board certified plastic surgeon to evaluate your nose and determine which procedure would be most appropriate for you to meet your goals. Non-surgical rhinoplasties do work well when mild changes are needed, but they are temporary, whereas a surgical rhinoplasty is permanent.
Thank you for your question, and best of luck to you.