Understanding non-surgical rhinoplasty?
Non-surgical rhinoplasty uses dermal filler to alter the appearance of selected areas of the nose. By adding volume strategically, it may help soften the appearance of some profile irregularities or change the definition of the bridge or tip.
Filler adds volume: it does not make the nose physically smaller or correct breathing problems. The nose is a higher-risk area for filler, so your consultation includes a detailed discussion of suitability, alternatives and potential complications.
What to expect
- Assessment of nose shape and facial profile
- Explanation of what filler can and cannot achieve
- Specific discussion of vascular and other treatment risks
Dermal fillers can cause swelling, bruising, tenderness and infection. Rare but serious complications include blocked blood vessels, tissue damage and visual loss. Your practitioner will explain relevant risks and how to seek help.