When the non surgical rhinoplasty fillers wear off after 6 months or a year, would the nose go back to its original shape?

Hi and thanks for your question. How fast the fillers wear off depends on which fillers you use. 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.
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. The other advantage to this procedure is that you do not get the long term problems of rhinoplasty. I see countless patients in my practice who develop cartilage collapse and unsightly skin changes over many years of post rhinoplasty scar formation. My philosophy is to always do non surgical procedures over surgery if you are a good candidate for both. 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.

If your hump is too large, a nonsurgical approach may not be feasible. Consider re-asking your questions with photos. Thank you. Dr Joseph

The good news and the bad news ofnon-surgical rhinoplasty is that it is temporary.  Nonsurgical rhinoplasty is done by injecting fillers that are temporary. Once the effect of the fillers wear off between six and nine months and maybe even up to 12 months, your nose will look as you did before the injections.  This technique is great for someone who is not sure what they want, or just wants to look better for a short time. The rates are very low when done with a physician who is experienced in injecting fillers.