Are there non surgical ways to boost volume in one side of nose WITHOUT filler?

While non-surgical options to address asymmetry in the nose are limited, there are a few approaches you might consider:

Microneedling: While microneedling can stimulate collagen production and improve skin texture, it is unlikely to significantly alter the shape or volume of the nose to correct asymmetry. It may help with skin quality but not structural changes.

Topical Treatments: Some topical treatments claim to boost collagen production; however, they typically do not provide enough volume change to correct nasal asymmetry.

Dermal Fillers: Although you have concerns about fillers due to the risk of complications, they are one of the most effective non-surgical methods for adjusting nasal contours. When performed by an experienced, board-certified professional, the risk of complications can be minimized. Discussing your concerns with a qualified practitioner might help you feel more comfortable with this option.

Camouflage Techniques: Makeup techniques can temporarily create the illusion of a straighter nose. Contouring with makeup can help balance the appearance of asymmetry.

Physical Therapy or Massage: Some practitioners suggest that specific massage techniques might help in minor adjustments post-rhinoplasty, but this should only be done under professional guidance to avoid any damage.

Ultimately, consulting with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon for a personalized evaluation is the best way to explore your options safely. They can provide guidance based on your specific concerns and help determine the most appropriate approach for your situation.

We advocate the use of microdroplet Silikon-1000 for permanently filling indentations that can arise after rhinoplasty surgery. There is a 60-year history of precision permanence and safety. For many people, this is a welcome alternative to further nasal surgery, if they are good candidates. I hope this helps. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

A photo would have been extremely helpful. But generally speaking subcision, which I have been performing for thirty years (and can be performed without the use of any additional filler), can be used to promote new, native collagen and elastic fiber synthesis, as well as new dermal matrix production--all of which may contribute to the restoration of the volume you desire. However, I must repeat that both HD frontal and profile closeup views of nose would be extremely helpful in better determining the potential utility of this approach in this case. Hope this helps and best of luck.