I’m interested in getting filler in the Pyriform aperture to rejuvenate my midface and nasolabiel folds however I’m getting a revision rhinoplasty in 3 months. Should I wait until after the surgery or is it safe to do it now? Is there a higher risk of infection?
Answer: FiIller in the pyriform aperture region before revision rhinoplasty Getting filler injections in the Pyriform aperture or any facial area prior to a revision rhinoplasty could potentially affect the surgical procedure and the healing process. The filler may interfere with the surgical site, making it more challenging for the surgeon to perform the revision rhinoplasty and achieve the desired results.
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Answer: FiIller in the pyriform aperture region before revision rhinoplasty Getting filler injections in the Pyriform aperture or any facial area prior to a revision rhinoplasty could potentially affect the surgical procedure and the healing process. The filler may interfere with the surgical site, making it more challenging for the surgeon to perform the revision rhinoplasty and achieve the desired results.
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Answer: Safety and predictably first. A revision rhinoplasty can be a very nuanced procedure. Exactly what would be done in your revision rhinoplasty is unknown, and therefore, it is always my position to minimize the variables that could potentially affect your surgery. The fillers placed in your pyriform aperture may slightly alter the appearance of your nose, and what is performed at your revision rhinoplasty, so not having that variable to deal with would be in your best interest. The fillers can always be placed at a later date, but getting your nose as close to what you want would be paramount. Best wishes.
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Answer: Safety and predictably first. A revision rhinoplasty can be a very nuanced procedure. Exactly what would be done in your revision rhinoplasty is unknown, and therefore, it is always my position to minimize the variables that could potentially affect your surgery. The fillers placed in your pyriform aperture may slightly alter the appearance of your nose, and what is performed at your revision rhinoplasty, so not having that variable to deal with would be in your best interest. The fillers can always be placed at a later date, but getting your nose as close to what you want would be paramount. Best wishes.
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December 18, 2024
Answer: Filler after Revision Rhinoplasty Good luck on your revision rhinoplasty. I would wait three months after your rhinoplasty to do filler to the mid face. If nostril narrowing (alar base modification) with your procedure, I would wait nine months to a year to do filler around the nose. After surgery, there should not be a higher risk of infection.
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December 18, 2024
Answer: Filler after Revision Rhinoplasty Good luck on your revision rhinoplasty. I would wait three months after your rhinoplasty to do filler to the mid face. If nostril narrowing (alar base modification) with your procedure, I would wait nine months to a year to do filler around the nose. After surgery, there should not be a higher risk of infection.
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December 8, 2024
Answer: Revision rhinoplasty Hi, It is better for you to consult with your facial plastic surgeon who can examine you and give you opinion based on examination. It's safe.
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December 8, 2024
Answer: Revision rhinoplasty Hi, It is better for you to consult with your facial plastic surgeon who can examine you and give you opinion based on examination. It's safe.
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November 19, 2024
Answer: Getting filler before rhinoplasty! Thanks maysale12 for your question! Filler may occasionally make rhinoplasty more difficult if it is not fully absorbed or dissolved before to the procedure.
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November 19, 2024
Answer: Getting filler before rhinoplasty! Thanks maysale12 for your question! Filler may occasionally make rhinoplasty more difficult if it is not fully absorbed or dissolved before to the procedure.
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November 12, 2024
Answer: I believe midfacial fillers should be fine 3 months before revision rhinoplasty surgery. Many of our patients have injectable fillers in their cheeks before rhinoplasty surgery, and we have not seen an issue with any of them. I hope this answers your question! Sincerely, Dr Joseph
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November 12, 2024
Answer: I believe midfacial fillers should be fine 3 months before revision rhinoplasty surgery. Many of our patients have injectable fillers in their cheeks before rhinoplasty surgery, and we have not seen an issue with any of them. I hope this answers your question! Sincerely, Dr Joseph
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