I had rhinoplasty 3 months ago to reduce the dorsal hump. I didn’t want a “scooped” nose, and we agreed to leave my tip alone as I still wanted to look like me, just with a subtle change; it was only my bump I disliked. I feel my nose has been over reduced - thinner, scooped, and pointy. I am terrified of surgical revision as if it turned out worse - I don’t know how I’d cope. I can live with the hanging columella, but would filler be an option to build up the bridge creating astraighter profile
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Answer: Fillers Can Help Straighten A "Saddle Nose" Deformity
Hello and thank you for your question! Unfortunately even though non-surgical nosejobs are popular, they are ALMOST ALWAYS done on patients who are poor candidates for it, and who would have much better results with a proper surgical rhinoplasty. For your nose, with the prominent nasal bridge,...
Yes, Botox can be used in some cases for non-surgical rhinoplasty, which can also be called a "liquid rhinoplasty." This type of procedure involves using dermal fillers or Botox injections to contour and enhance the appearance of the nose without invasive surgery.
In this case, Botox works by...
Hello and thank you for your question! Unfortunately, no non-surgical options can effectively address a retracted columella- fillers just don't have the structural strength to address this issue. The best solution is rhinoplasty, which can refine your nasal structure while preserving your...
