I strongly prefer not having a nose job! Yet, are there any viable alternatives to surgery?
Answer: Injectable nose job Injectables can be used for very specific purposes in changing the shape of one's nose so if you have a divot or a low point that would look better high (and that's not too close to the skin surface) then there are some fillers that you could have injected every 4-12 months, depending on the filling agent.
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Answer: Injectable nose job Injectables can be used for very specific purposes in changing the shape of one's nose so if you have a divot or a low point that would look better high (and that's not too close to the skin surface) then there are some fillers that you could have injected every 4-12 months, depending on the filling agent.
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Answer: Fillers Hello, A non-surgical nose job can be done in some cases. Using safe reversible hyaluronic acid based fillers like Juvederm, doctors can contour a nose to hide asymmetries or mask bumps when they are subtle and/or if the patient cannot undergo surgery or desires not to. This procedure takes less than 10 minutes in an expert hands. Results last 1-3 years. No downtime after the procedure.All the best, Deepak Dugar, MDScarless Rhinoplasty ExpertBeverly Hills, CA 90210
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Answer: Fillers Hello, A non-surgical nose job can be done in some cases. Using safe reversible hyaluronic acid based fillers like Juvederm, doctors can contour a nose to hide asymmetries or mask bumps when they are subtle and/or if the patient cannot undergo surgery or desires not to. This procedure takes less than 10 minutes in an expert hands. Results last 1-3 years. No downtime after the procedure.All the best, Deepak Dugar, MDScarless Rhinoplasty ExpertBeverly Hills, CA 90210
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February 9, 2010
Answer: Non Surgical Rhinoplasty While a rhinoplasty gives the doctor the greatest ability to make the most changes in nose shape with permanent results, there are some changes that can be made without surgery to the nasal shape. One is using Radiesse an injectable filler that lasts about a year to re-contour the nasal bridge. By filling the bridge above a nasal hump or bump the profile can be straightened.
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February 9, 2010
Answer: Non Surgical Rhinoplasty While a rhinoplasty gives the doctor the greatest ability to make the most changes in nose shape with permanent results, there are some changes that can be made without surgery to the nasal shape. One is using Radiesse an injectable filler that lasts about a year to re-contour the nasal bridge. By filling the bridge above a nasal hump or bump the profile can be straightened.
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February 8, 2010
Answer: Nose Job Alternatives While there are no permanent alternatives to nose surgery (that I would recommend), there are many non-permanent approaches. Restylane, Perlane, Juvederm, AND Radiesse are great alternatives. I do not recommend silicone and/or Bio Polymer. THESE CAN CAUSE PERMANENT INJURY.
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February 8, 2010
Answer: Nose Job Alternatives While there are no permanent alternatives to nose surgery (that I would recommend), there are many non-permanent approaches. Restylane, Perlane, Juvederm, AND Radiesse are great alternatives. I do not recommend silicone and/or Bio Polymer. THESE CAN CAUSE PERMANENT INJURY.
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December 23, 2009
Answer: Nonsurgical Nose Jobs--The Alternative to Nose Job Surgery Lots of surface nasal deformities can be treated these days without surgery in a matter of only five or ten minutes. These include humps, bumps and "ski slope" deformites along the bridge of the nose or at the tip of the nose, saddle deformities, in which the top of the nose is sunken, surface irregularities left by prior surgical nose jobs, and even droopy nasal tips resulting from age-related cartilage loss at the tip of the nose or a family predisposition.
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December 23, 2009
Answer: Nonsurgical Nose Jobs--The Alternative to Nose Job Surgery Lots of surface nasal deformities can be treated these days without surgery in a matter of only five or ten minutes. These include humps, bumps and "ski slope" deformites along the bridge of the nose or at the tip of the nose, saddle deformities, in which the top of the nose is sunken, surface irregularities left by prior surgical nose jobs, and even droopy nasal tips resulting from age-related cartilage loss at the tip of the nose or a family predisposition.
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