I have a deviated septum and it seems weird that if cartilage is just shifted or bent away from the midline that I have to go under the knife and let my nose get chopped up to fix this. Are you SURE that there is no way to move the septum back to the middle with my fingers or something? I never broke my nose, so my septum is only bent (not broken) out of place. Please give me ANY alternatives- the idea of having my nose cut open and sewed up is extremely unpleasant.
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Non-surgical rhinoplasty (i.e., rapid rhinoplasty, liquid rhinoplasty, filler rhinoplasty) is useful when addressing certain aspects of the nose such as removing humps and tweaking projection, length, and rotation. Without an in-office consult and a detailed external...
Dear Yesenianicolle~Thank you for your question. In a non-surgical rhinoplasty you are adding volume to the nose, so there is really no way to make it smaller.However, in some cases, adding volume can make the nose appear more balanced overall by camouflaging and drawing attention away...
HiYes. Some plastic surgeons use silicone injections or artefill for a permanent non-surgical nose job BUT you should avoid that at all costs. Permanent non surgical nosejobs can come with permanent complications such as infections and scar tissue. Do it either with safer HA...
