Strangely shaped nose, can the bone be fixed with fillers so I can only have surgery for the tip? (Photos)

When considering a rhinoplasty, it is advisable to address all aspects of nasal aesthetics and function concurrently to streamline the surgical process. Non-invasive techniques, such as ultrasonic approaches, are often well-tolerated by patients with shorter recovery times compared to traditional methods. Evaluation of nasal function is crucial, as many patients present with functional issues. Additionally, it is important to note that fillers may not provide satisfactory results, particularly for nasal tip refinement. Therefore, consulting with a skilled facial plastic surgeon for a comprehensive assessment and discussion of rhinoplasty options is recommended for individuals seeking nasal correction

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Great question. From your pictures it looks like your nasal bones are wide in the area we call the rhinion. I would not recommend addressing that with fillers especially since you are considering tip surgery anyway. I completely understand that you would like as little surgical intervention as possible and all else being equal I think that is a great mentality. However, in this case I do not think fillers would be effective in treating this area of your nasal bones. Plus, if you are having surgery anyway it is fairly straight forward to address the nasal bones surgically at the same time and not expose yourself to untoward risk or extra healing. Ultimately, surgery for the nasal bones would not only give you a better result than would fillers but also a result that is permanent. Hope that is helpful!