Can you get a surgical rhinoplasty after having the non surgical injection nose job?

Nonsurgical rhinoplasty can improve a limited number of conditions in the nose mostly by masking effect, and does not really substitute the variety of issues that can be addressed with surgical treatments. Due to such maskings it is best to wait till the material has completely resorbed (application of hyaluranidase can fasten the process) before a through assessment of the nose can be performed with the goal of surgical treatment. 

Yes, it is common to have a surgical rhinoplasty after having nonsurgical injections in the nasal area.  Hyalronic acid fillers will last approximately 9-12 months and will give you an approximation of a result from a rhinoplasty.  Fillers are a good temporary procedure for a patient to get an idea of what a rhinoplasty could provide until they are ready for the surgical procedure.  Be sure to see a board certified plastic surgeon or facial plastic surgery who has experience and expertise in rhinoplasty for a surgical procedure as well as an expert injector for fillers.

Thank you for sharing your question. Yes, you can have a surgical rhinoplasty after having a liquid rhinoplasty. Usually, a “liquid rhinoplasty” is achieved by injecting filler into the desired areas to create the illusion of your ideal nose. Most fillers are hyaluronic acid fillers, which can be dissolved using an enzyme called hyaluronidase. As a plastic surgeon who also preforms office-based injectable procedures, I recommend using a hyaluronic acid filler for the nose if you are considering surgery down the road. This way, the filler can be dissolved prior to surgery without any problems. I recommend scheduling a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon who is also experienced with both liquid rhinoplasty procedures and surgical rhinoplasties. Best of luck, Dr. Kian. 

Thank you for the great question. In short, yes, you can pursue a surgical correction of the nose after a non-surgical rhino (filler injection). However, the timing is important. Depending on which filler was used, you may need to wait a few months for this to slowly dissolve. It is tempting to inject enzyme to make the filler go away more quickly, but this can also affect (in higher doses) the cartilage of the nose. Best of luck!

Dear Sageebabee,yes, you can have rhinoplasty after non-surgical fillers. Just make sure that the effect of filler is completely gone before considering a surgery. I would suggest you to consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Daniel Barrett, MD, MHA, MS 
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery  
Member, Am. Society of Plastic Surgery

Yes you can certainly have surgery later on after non-surgical fillers have been done. However I would recommend letting the fillers completely go away prior to surgery so that the surgeon can see exactly what needs to be done. Also you should know that fillers generally don't help a droopy tip so be careful.

Depending on the tissue consistency, a filler injection might help to lift a droopy nose. We do this very often. As far as the future nose surgery, fillers such as hyaluronic acid usually does not affect the performance of surgery, so long as the surgeon plans ahead of time. Fillers such as Radiesse or Artefill could pose a lot of challenges for the surgeon. 
-Dr. Art Yu

 A non-surgical nose job will not help a droopy nose.  Fillers will not give you a similar result of a real rhinoplasty!  Placement of fillers in the nose is not FDA approved, is temporary, and will only make the nose bigger, not smaller. There  are significant complications that can occur with their placement. It's probably best to have the fillers reversed with hyaluronidase  injections prior to a surgical rhinoplasty, so that the surgeon has a clear vision of the pre-existing anatomy before the injection. There will be an additional cost for that injection. Rhinoplasty is measured in millimeters,  so it's important to have an accurate assessment of the anatomy when performing your rhinoplasty procedure. Placement of fillers in the nose alters the anatomy. A surgical  rhinoplasty procedure can accomplish lifting the nasal tip, shaving down dorsal hump, refining the bridge line. To prevent the tip of the nose from drooping when smiling requires surgical releasing of the depressor septi ligament. For many examples of surgical rhinoplasty by the closed approach with all of the incisions placed on the inside of the nose, please see the link and the video below

Nonsurgical filler modification of the nose, or “liquid rhinoplasty”, is a quick but temporary means of changing your nose. While nasal filler injection should not cause any problems with a rhinoplasty later on, I would not recommend having a rhinoplasty shortly after nasal filler injection. Depending on the type of filler used, it may last up to a year or more. Unless the filler has been fully reabsorbed, it would be difficult for your rhinoplasty surgeon to accurately assess you true nasal anatomy and precisely reshape your nose at time of your rhinoplasty. If you decide to proceed with nasal filler injection, I would recommend having hyaluronic acid fillers, which do not last as long as some of the other filler materials. Rare cases of blindness have been reported with inadvertent injection of filler into the vessels around the nose, therefore it is important that you see a specialist with experience in injecting fillers around the nose. 

You can get fillers to the nose both before and after a surgical rhinoplasty.  Fillers were great to hide some minor imperfections from a previous rhinoplasty or to a hide a dorsal hump for those that do not want a surgical rhinoplasty.  In my opinion, it is hard to correct a droopy nose nonsurgically.  I recommend going to see a plastic surgeon who specializes in both treatment options.  Best wishes.