Would a non-surgical nose job help reduce the bump on my nose? (photos)

Hi and thanks for your question. You are a great candidate for the 5 Minute Nose Job procedure. Camouflaging your bump would be a snap, and it would make your nose straight, permitting it to blend in with the rest of your face and become less prominent. If your tip dips down when you smile, I would suggest a bit of Botox in between your nostrils. This should keep your nose from coming down. 
For the longest duration in a temporary filler, I usually use Voluma and it gives my patients 1.5 to 2 years. Voluma is also reversible at any time with a simple enzyme injection. Once the filler wears off and the nose goes back to its original shape, I give my patients the option of repeating Voluma treatment or going with a permanent filler like Bellafill. This is also a very safe and effective filler, but it does not get dissolved by the body, so it lasts for many years, or, with many people, the rest of their lives.
Whether temporary or permanent, Non Surgical Rhinoplasty takes 5 to 15 minutes to perform, involves minimal pain, minimal risk, no downtime or swelling and you can see the results immediately after the procedure.
If you do choose to have Non Surgical Rhinoplasty, make sure to find a physician who is very experienced in specifically this procedure and ask to see their before and after pictures. Hope that helps.

I agree that you have a pleasing nasal appearance on front view. On profile, however, it seems like the bridge of your nose projects further from your face than your nasal tip. If you try to camouflage this large bump, I suspect your nose might look too big, or masculine. Sometimes, rhinoplasty surgery is necessary to achieve a deprojected, less distracting, and more feminine nasal profile appearance, even when everything looks fine on front view. Hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr. Joseph

The use of fillers only can hide the bump and if permanent fillers are used it can avoid having to repeat the procedure. Mixing a procedure with fillers and sutures placed in the appropriate manner can get even better results. This suture technique is quite unique, simple, with great results but very few surgeons know how to perform it. I am in the process of publishing this technique so that more surgeons become capable and can offer this method. If you check my website you can see examples:ciaobellacosmeticsurgery.com

Hi and thank you for your question! On of the most common applications of non-surgical nose job is to conceal and reduce the appearance of bumps and humps on nose. We use filler injection to smooth out the area and the appearance of bump can be reduce or even eliminated. I hope it helps and good luck!

Yes, a non-surgical nose job could potentially help your problem. Injections are often used to disguise a slight hump on the bridge of the nose, increase the height of the bridge, or reshape the tip. Being that rhinoplasty surgery is both a popular and expensive treatment—frequently costing thousands of dollars—this noninvasive procedure offers a quick and relatively painless solution. Results are immediate and there is zero downtime needed for recovery.

Camouflaging bumps and humps of the nasal bridge was the very first indication for nonsurgical nose jobs back when I first started performing them well over fifteen years ago. At that time, Radiesse, a calcium-based volumizing filler was the injectable of choice for this purpose. Over the years, the uses of nonsurgical rhinoplasty expanded rapidly to include the treatment of bumps and irregularities along the "spine:" of the nose left by surgical rhinoplasty, treatment of asymmetries to the side walls of the nose, filling nasal tip clefts, masking hanging columellas, and elevating drooping nasal tips. With the explosion in the number of natural and hyaluronic acid fillers, in many cases, these have replaced Radiesse as the filler of choice owing to the fact that, unlike Radiesse, the latter fillers may be dissolved quickly and easily with the use of the enzyme hyaluronidase, should the need ever arise. Restylane Lyft is my current filler of choice in my Manhattan office and Hyabell Deep in my Israel satellite facility, where a far greater number of regulatory agency approved injectable fillers are available. Drooping tips may also be helped supplementally by the injection of one or two microdroplets of Botox (or Dysport or Xeomin) at the very center of the base of the nose. If , before actuallygoing ahead with treatment, you wish to get a real world idea of how your results will look on you, your physician may inject a small amount of saline or diluted anesthetic solution into the appropriate area as a  five minute "try-out."  You would do well to seek consultation and treatment by a board certified aesthetic physician with experience and expertise in performing nonsurgical nose jobs and make certain to ask to see his/her before and after photos before agreeing to proceed. Best of luck. 

Thanks for your question. A non surgical rhinoplasty using an injectable filler is a nice way to reduce the appearance of a dorsal nasal hump. The results are immediate. A hyaluronic acid filler is reversible. The results usually last up to a year in this location

Thank you for your question! Fillers may be a great option for you. You must understand that they may make your nose appear slightly larger, but that only rarely happens. In worst case scenarios the filler can be dissolved. You should seek a consultation with someone who performs these frequently. Good Luck! 

Non surgical treatments are not cheap and do not last. If you want a permanent correction, a rhinoplasty will give a result that will last for the rest of your life with one treatment only. If you have fillers once a year, if a few years, it will cost as much as a rhinoplasty.

A non surgical rhinoplasty would help camouflage the bump on your dorsum. We use HA filler (Juvederm) for this and works very well. The whole process should take less than 15 minutes.