Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty FAQs

The results of non-surgical rhinoplasty typically last between 12 to 18 months, depending on the type of filler used and individual factors like metabolism. Some people may need a touch-up within a year to maintain the desired look.

Non-surgical rhinoplasty is generally safe when performed by experienced, qualified professionals. However, as with surgical rhinoplasty, there are risks involved, including infection, scarring, or complications from anaesthesia. Non-surgical rhinoplasty has fewer risks but may include bruising and swelling.

Non-surgical rhinoplasty, particularly when performed for cosmetic purposes, should not negatively impact breathing if done by an experienced surgeon. Sometimes, non-surgical rhinoplasty can improve breathing by correcting structural issues such as a deviated septum.

Non-surgical rhinoplasty involves injecting dermal fillers, usually hyaluronic acid, into specific nose areas to reshape and enhance its appearance. The procedure usually takes 15 to 30 minutes, with minimal discomfort due to numbing cream applied before the injections. The filler can smooth out bumps, raise a flat bridge, or lift the nasal tip, providing an alternative to traditional surgical rhinoplasty.

The procedure is generally not painful, as a topical numbing cream is applied before treatment to minimize discomfort. Most patients experience only mild pressure during the injections.

There is little to no downtime after non-surgical rhinoplasty. You may experience mild swelling or bruising, but these typically subside within a few days. You can return to your regular activities almost immediately.

There is little to no downtime after non-surgical rhinoplasty. You may experience mild swelling or bruising, but these typically subside within a few days. You can return to your regular activities almost immediately.

Dermal fillers can address various nasal concerns, including smoothing a bump on the bridge, lifting a droopy tip, or enhancing symmetry. However, it’s important to note that structural issues may still require surgical intervention.

After the procedure, you should avoid wearing glasses, facials, intense heat, and strenuous exercise for a few days to ensure optimal healing and results.