Nose Filler (Liquid Rhinoplasty)

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Nose Filling

Rhinoplasty, also known as non-surgical rhinoplasty, refers to nose shape changes performed without surgical intervention. This procedure usually involves the injection of skin fillers. Skin fillers are products such as hyaluronic acid fillers that are injected into different facial areas to add volume. The most commonly injected facial areas include the lips, nasolabial folds (the wrinkles between the sides of the nose and the corners of the mouth) and cheeks. In recent years, the technique of non-surgical rhinoplasty has developed, in which filler injections in the nose are used to treat nasal cavities, indentations, contour deficiencies and asymmetries.

How is nasal filling done?

The procedure consists of filling the nasal tissue, usually with an anesthetic cream applied for 20-30 minutes, and then injected into key areas determined by the surgeon and the patient, thus providing aesthetic improvement. The injection usually takes 5-10 minutes and is performed in a clinical setting.

What are the advantages of nasal filling?

Rhinoplasty offers many advantages to patients. First, it is a good option for many patients who do not want to have surgery or who are considering surgery but have not yet decided. Secondly, the touch-ups are very easy to perform, as a simple injection is enough to add a small amount of filler to a specific area. With these features, the nose can be “sculpted” with injections until the desired result is achieved. And thirdly, nasal fillers are much more economical compared to surgical techniques.

How long does the effect of nasal filling last?

Since the filling materials used in nasal filling are not permanent, the technique allows the patient to have an idea about the result without making a permanent commitment. In cases where the patient is not completely satisfied with the result, the procedure is reassuring because it is reversible. The filler disappears within a few months and the nose takes its original shape.

What are the disadvantages of nasal filling?

There are two main disadvantages. First, the result is not permanent. Depending on the type of fillers, the duration of action is different. The result can last from one to two years depending on the material and the injection technique. Secondly, the main limitation of the technique is that only volume can be added. If there is a nose reduction, an advanced size bump and excessive curvature, filler injection alone is not enough. Therefore, nasal fillers may not be suitable for every situation, because some defects of the nose cannot be corrected with this method.

Nevertheless, nasal fillers can correct many problems that can be done with surgery. It is a versatile technique and can be applied to different types of nasal anatomies and skin types. It is a good alternative for patients who do not want to undergo surgery, for whom surgery may be too risky for medical or other reasons, or who do not have enough time for the recovery time required by surgery.

Revision can also be used for rhinoplasty

The widespread use of nasal fillers is also practiced for patients who have undergone rhinoplasty but need revision rhinoplasty for minor corrections. For such patients, nasal filler injection can be a good option. It can be applied to camouflage imperfections or add volume to areas with tissue loss. Rhinoplasty is a suitable option for any adult who is in good general health and does not have an extreme deformity in the nose.

What is the healing process in nasal filling?

After nasal filler injection, normal life can be continued without interruption. There is no swelling, bruising and no obligation to stay at home to recover. It is one of the aesthetic procedures with the highest patient satisfaction.

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