I got a filler injection in my nose bridge to make it more prominent two to three weeks back. Recently, I've discovered that a large bump has formed on the bridge, very close to the injection site and to where the filler is supposed to be. The bump doesn't hurt when pressed, it just feels solid. Is it possible for your body to reject filler?
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November 13, 2024
Answer: Possible overcorrection at the nasal root.
It is conceivable that injectable fillers may be considered for contouring the appearance of a narrower nasal appearance, however, your nasal bones and nasal sidewalls attach to your face in a wide position and pleasing nasal narrowing might require osteotomies. All of that said, digital photos...
Occasionally, filler can get infected or inflamed. Since this is bothering you, I would strongly suggest that you visit with your doctor, or another reputable facial plastic surgeon, or dermatologist. Wishing you well moving forward. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph
In general, up close nasal photos are difficult to evaluate. It appears that your right nostril margin is a drop higher than your left. Depending on your examination, microdroplet Silikon 1000 injections may be considered for lowering the nostril margin for improved symmetry. Sometimes we need...
