Are there some things that you do not like about the shape of your nose? The nose is a very prominent facial feature, and any issues with it can compromise the face’s overall aesthetic balance. That said, most aesthetic issues such as a drooping nose tip do not change over time. In these cases, injection rhinoplasty is a straightforward and low-risk solution. Just a few years ago, your only option was getting surgery. This can be very costly, poses big health risks, and has a significant downtime. Yet, many aesthetic concerns about the shape of the nose can be rectified with non-surgical rhinoplasty. Below are some of the common ones.
Droopy nose tip
A droopy nasal tip occurs when the nose’s tip points downwards instead of pointing forwards or being slightly elevated. Many factors can cause this condition: weak cartilage support around the nose tip, poorly performed rhinoplasty, aging, or even trauma. The appearance of a droopy nose can be significantly improved using non-surgical techniques like injection rhinoplasty. The unique technique employed by Dr. Farmah here at our clinic has shown remarkable results. A part of his approach involves injecting micro amounts of dermal filler slightly under the tip of the nose. This not only gives extra supports to the septum but also extends the height and profile of the nasal tip. The best part is that it doesn’t result in a large nose tip that resembles a bulbous nose. If you are worried about your droopy nose tip, book an appointment with Dr. Farmah today!
A mildly crooked nose
A crooked nose features some degree of curvature rather than following a straight vertical line down the center of the face. The most common cause of a crooked nose structure is trauma or injury (i.e., a broken nose). Other potential causes include congenital disabilities or prior surgeries in the area. Crooked noses can vary in terms of severity, from barely noticeable to dramatically prominent. Barely noticeable to a mild crooked nose that only poses a cosmetic concern can often be rectified with injectable fillers. By injecting dermal fillers to alter the shape of the nose, non-surgical rhinoplasty can be used to correct a crooked nose.
Nasal bumps
Worried about what to do with the bump on your nose? Nasal bumps are one of the main reasons people visit Dr. Aesthetica. We even have a whole article covering nasal bumps: Everything You Need To Know About Dorsal Humps. A quick summary—nasal bumps, also referred to as dorsal humps, are mainly caused by genetics. This means some people are more predisposed to develop a bump on their nose than others. Often the appearance of nasal bumps can be altered using non-surgical rhinoplasty. This is done by injecting dermal fillers to fill out the areas around the dorsal hump. This procedure requires only topical anesthesia and can be completed in about half an hour. It also has minimal downtime, which means you can get back to your everyday life immediately.
A large nose
Now, given that it’s not possible to reduce the size of your nose without surgery, liquid rhinoplasty can still give you the appearance of a smaller nose. This is achieved by the addition of volume in the right places. An experienced aesthetics doctor will know precisely the areas of your nose to inject the dermal filler. As a result, this can give the illusion of a smaller nose and, to some degree, improve the appearance of a broad nose.
Final Thoughts
We hope this guide has given you a good starting point if you are considering getting non-surgical rhinoplasty. These are only a few of the conditions that can be corrected with non-surgical rhinoplasty. That’s why you should get a proper assessment by a certified and experienced aesthetic doctor who will be able to tell you all the options available and whether injection rhinoplasty is suitable for your case. Book an appointment with our certified aesthetic doctor today!
