Will having a septum piercing get in the way of a non surgical-rhinoplasty?

The small horizontal indentation along the bridge of your nose, just above your tip, in all likelihood could be minimized with a few droplets of Silikon-1000, a permanent soft tissue filler. I hope this is helpful! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Hello and thank you for your question. Unfortunately no, fillers would not be able to take the place of surgery, especially in your situation. It sounds like your biggest concern is your over-rotated (upturned) nose, which makes your nose appear foreshortened. This is due to the underlying...

Based on your photographs, you appear to have thick and oily nasal skin with a wide droopy tip appearance and asymmetrically-wide nostrils. If you're nostril asymmetry is due to a deviated nasal septum, it might be best to address the root cause of the asymmetry before narrowing your nostrils. I...

One month after surgery is a very early stage for recovering from a rhinoplasty operation. Your nose will change in the following months and the aspects of it that you currently don't like may change as well. It is also important to wait and let the nose heal after surgery before attempting ...

Thank you for your question. At our practice we use dermal fillers to perform what we call a nose lift, designed to lift the tip of the nose. Dermal fillers are placed between the medial crura. This technique is similar to that used in a traditional rhinoplasty, where grafts are used to support ...

We have met many patients like yourself that have become disenchanted with a non-surgical nose job since it makes a large nose bigger. In cases where people have had juvederm to camouflage a hump, and subsequently wanted surgery, the dissolving enzyme has made all palpable filler disappear...