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Feel free to email your photo, along with a description, and I'll be happy to share my thoughts with you. If you would like to have your nasal bridge raised, a non-surgical nose job may be an excellent option for you. In my practice, I prefer Silikon-1000 for permanent results. I hope this helps you.
A non-surgical nose job (fillers in the nose) is a a B-grade procedure, period. I would not recommend it for reshaping the nasal tip. If you have concerns bout the appearance of your nose, see an experienced Rhinoplasty Surgeon.
The injection of fillers can primarily change the bridge of the nose, and the tip. If restylane or juvederm are used, it willlast for about 6 to nine months. Radiesse lasts about 18 months. For a more detailed answer, please post a pic. Jason Hess, MD
Yes, to some degree, a non-surgical rhinoplasty can achieve minor and temporary improvement in a button nose. See Video below for some examples.
A non-surgical nosejob or rhinoplasty is when injectable fillers are used to build up certain areas of the nose, most commonly the upper bridge of the nose to smooth out a small hump in the nose. It is not for narrowing or reshaping parts of the nose, such as the button nose you describe. A button nose is due to the cartilages that make up the tip of the nose being too wide. That can only be narrowed by actual tip rhinoplasty surgery.
I am not a big fan of using fillers solely for the purpose of imrpoving the appearance of the nose. It is nice for a small contour deficiency in either a post-rhinoplasty patients or someone who is not a great candidate for a rhinoplasty.
The use of fillers to change the nasal shape is being offered as an alternative to surgery. An important consideration is that injecting a filler will make your nose bigger. Generally, tip concerns revolve around making the tip smaller. If your only concern is the tip, I would recommend consulting a board-certified facial plastic or general plastic surgeon. Generally, there is an option that has very little recovery and the result is permanent.
Non surgical nose jobs use injections of fillers that go away. see a qualified nose surgeon and donthe right thing.
Hello. Sorry about your accident. If there are any breathing problems as a result of your injury you should consult with a ENT surgeon to address your breathing first. Insurance may cover this if there are any breathing issues but not cometic concerns. Yes you can get a non surgical nosejob...
I always start with an HA filler like Restylane because it can be dissolved, and therefore is safer. Radiesse has been found to last longer, so it is often the product used on the second go round. The results last 9-18 months depending on which product used, and the amount...
Non-surgical nose job usually refers to utilizing injectable fillers such as Radiesse to correct small contour irregularities of the nose. The problem you describe is due to lack of cartilage support in the nasal tip and too much prominence of the nasal bridge which is typically cartilage...
I have not heard of a hard and fast rule of much filler to be used in the nose. Whilst it true that only small volumes are needed. Usually always less than 1ml. I cant say its true to state they should not use less than 0.3mls. It very case by case dependant. Some bridges are flatter than others...
Hi, Thanks for the question! The nose huggie typically does not cause any damage and unfortunately it does not really work. If you are dissatisfied with your nose or ability to breathe the best thing is to see a plastic surgeon who can discuss your options.
The first question to ask is did the bumps appear right away or did they develop over some months after the injection. The distinction is between the filler as the direct cause of the bumps or your body's reaction to the filler causing the bumps. The latter may be amenable to very judicious...
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