What Can a Non surgical Rhinoplasty Treat?

Nasal Humps and Bumps

Concern:
Uneven contour due to small bumps or humps on the nasal bridge.

Treatment:
Dermal fillers can be injected above and below the bump to create a smoother, straighter profile.

Drooping Nasal Tip

Concern:
A nasal tip that droops downwards, especially when smiling.

Treatment:
Fillers can be injected at the base of the nasal tip to lift and support it, creating a more upward angle.

Flat Nasal Bridge

Concern:
A flat or low nasal bridge, often seen in certain ethnicities.

Treatment:
Adding volume to the nasal bridge with fillers can create a higher, more defined bridge.

Short Nose

Concern:
A nose that appears too short or stubby.

Treatment:
Fillers can be used to elongate the appearance of the nose, particularly by adding volume to the nasal tip and bridge.

Post-Surgical Irregularities

Concern:
A nose that appears too short or stubby.

Treatment:
Fillers can be used to elongate the appearance of the nose, particularly by adding volume to the nasal tip and bridge.

Post-Surgical Irregularities

Concern:
Minor imperfections or irregularities remaining after a surgical rhinoplasty.

Treatment:
Dermal fillers can fine-tune and correct these imperfections without the need for revision rhinoplasty

Nasal Bridge Indentations

Concern:
Indentations or depressions along the nasal bridge.

Treatment:
Fillers can fill in these indentations, creating a smoother and more even nasal surface.

Non-Permanent Changes

Concern:
Hesitation to undergo permanent surgical changes.

Treatment:
Dermal fillers offer a reversible option for those who want to experiment with changes to their nose without committing to permanent surgery.