Liquid rhinoplasty safety? (Photo)

Not endorse the use of temporary gel fillers in the nose after rhinoplasty because of the risk of vascular occlusion and necrosis. In our practice we utilize microdroplet Silikon-1000, a permanent filler. A molecule of Silikon1000 is smaller than a red blood cell so vascular occlusion is not seen. Based on your photos you appear to have somewhat of a crooked nasal appearance with an indentation along your left nasal sidewall, and slight nostril asymmetry. Depending on your examination, microdroplet silicone 1000 injections maybe considered for achieving a straighter and more symmetrical nasal appearance. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

If you had surgical rhinoplasty and are not happy with the outcome, Dr. Khorasani may be able to use fillers to re-contour your nose and refine your result. A disproportionate nasal tip is a common complaint. Fillers can be used to lift the tip of a nose, change the angle if the tip bends, and/or diminish the appearance of a bulbous tip.
The main risk of non-surgical rhinoplasty is vascular occlusion. To minimize this risk, I use a cannula to administer the filler.

Your rhinoplasty result is excellent. While it’s safe to have fillers injected into your nose I don’t see the value of doing it. But if you’re curious and are willing to spend some money that’s your choice

Hi there!
I would first like to add that your nose is beautiful! It is not uncommon for patients to still need or want need small adjustments post-rhinoplasty. To answer your question, both areas are still considered "dangerous," however, so are other areas of the face. Please do your research and find an experienced injector who injects noses often, everyday. I hope this helps!
Thank you!
Jennifer Hunt