3 weeks ago I had a liquid rhinoppasty performed by a board-certified plastic surgeon using Juvederm Voluma. Developed pain, internal swelling of nasal lining, and either a bruise or hyperemia. Surgeon says bruise. No vascular occlusion symptoms, cap refill normal. I love the result, but wonder about safety. If I were to get refilled, should I dissolve whatever remains first to be safe? (History of rhinoplasty, btw.) What is the safest way to refill a previously injected nose?
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In general, nonsurgical nose jobs may not be the best option for achieving an upturned nasal appearance. The best the most predictable way to lift somebody's nasal tip appearance is with rhinoplasty surgery. If you like, considering asking a question with photographs. I hope this is helpful....
Hello, and thank you for your question. You have a complex issue that requires expert-level correction. A foreshortened, over-rotated, and asymmetric tip can only be properly addressed through rhinoplasty—fillers simply don’t have the structural strength to achieve the necessary changes.
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Yes fillers can help smooth out the irregularities in your dorsum (bridge of the nose area) It won't help with the saddle nose deformity on the sides. It can raise the tip and lengthen it, helping with the pollybeak, although hard to say whether it will solve it 100%.
