Why am I having teeth sensitivity and pain after Restylane nose job and when can I expect it to go away?

I perform a great deal of non surgical rhinoplasty as well as rhinoplasty.  I suspect that the Restylane injection is pressing on the nerve that splits between your nose and upper front teeth in the area of the front part of the floor of the nose.  The Restylane should have no effect on your teeth.  The pain may also be referred pain.  This means that you are really experiencing pain in your nose but the nerve is telling you that it is coming from your front teeth as it is the same nerve.  Be patient.  I am certain that the pain will dissipate.  If it should continue you may want your injector to place some hyaluronidase into the area where the Restylane was placed in order to dissolve the Restylane which should take care of the pain.

It's unusual to have any sensitivity in the teeth after non-surgical rhinoplasty. You must speak with the physician who injected Restylane. Best,Dr. Chaboki

Thank you for sharing your question. The pain you describe is highly unusual. Please see your injecting doctor to inform him of your problem.Feel better,

I suggest speaking to your physician, any significant pain after filler injections needs to be evaluated.  Best, Dr. Emer.