Widen nose bridge due to bulbous nose, can I correct it with fillers? (photos)

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I am wondering what exact brand or type of needles doctors use when performing fillers for non-surgical rhinoplasty. Also what would be the best filler such as juvaderm, rystylane, etc. How should I tell the doctor to inject the filler to make my nose look less bulbous, and in the picture you can see how the bridge is very narrow and one side of the bridge is basically not even there making my nose look crooked. I will appreciate all responses. Thank you, and god bless!

Steven Wallach, MD · Answer

Fillers are not something that you want to place in the nasal tip if you are looking to make it less full. A bulbous tip is often best treated by an open tip platy with modification of the tip cartilages.

Somyos Kunachak, MD - Account Suspended · Answer

You have a bulbous tip with think skin, a wide and crooked bridge, as well as a flaring alar. There is no role for fillers of any kind to improve your nasal issues except for some correction of the crooked bridge. This will result in an even wider bridge.Based form your photos, the best solution I can recommend for your nose is refinement rhinoplasty. Septoplasty may also be needed though a personal evaluation will be necessary to rule this out.

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