Non surgical nose job for short, wide, no-bridge nose? (photos)

With nonsurgical rhinoplasty it would be possible to build up the bridge of your nose, and thereby create a more refined and narrow appearance from the frontal view.  Some mild refinement of the tip may also be possible, depending on the thickness and elasticity of your tip skin.  For significant tip refinement, surgical rhinoplasty would be necessary.  

Non surgical dorsal augmentation is possible, and most people really enjoy a nice result.  The down side to fillers is that they are typically not permanent and need to be touched up once a year.  A longer lasting solution is augmentation of the dorsum with an implant or graft.  Visit with a board certified facial plastic surgeon or plastic surgeon who focuses on rhinoplasty for the best advice.

Dear Farahnaz_2200~Thank you for sharing your question and photos.  In a non-surgical rhinoplasty, fillers are placed to add volume to the nose.In your case, fillers could placed over the nasal bridge to give it more height on the profile view.  A higher nasal bridge would also make your nose look more narrow from the front view because there would be more shadowing on either side of the bridge.  This would also increase the length of your nose on both profile and front views.Best wishes,Amy Hsu

Dear Farahnaz_2200;

Indeed, when the
nose is short and wide, the bridge looks lower. In your case, the bridge appears to be amenable to being raised and
using a filler might be an excellent alternative to a standard surgical
rhinoplasty.Non-surgical rhinoplasty works because tiny drops of Silikon
1000 are injected just under the nasal skin. Over time, the body walls off
those drops with new tissue which provides the plumping action to fill in
divots, low spots or marks in the nose. The same effect can happen with plain salt water
to provide a preview how the nose will look on completion of treatment. 



Best Wishes,

Robert
Kotler, MD, FACS