Nose filler AKA Non-Surgical Nose Job
Nose filler, AKA non-surgical nose jobis a popular treatment for noses at our Sydney clinic. The nose could be considered the “anchor” of the face, because it plays such an important part of the level of attractiveness.
Common nose issues that we see and treat at our clinic are asian nose bridge lifting, disguising humps, lifting nose tips and fixing asymmetries or defects after surgical rhinoplasties. There are many areas on the nose that can benefit from injections.
Please see below all of the options for improving noses.
Noses can be injected for 2 purposes with dermal filler
1. To look younger
2. To look more beautiful.
Aging of the Nose:
Our noses change and lose volume as we age, the bone and soft tissue dissolves. The structural support of the nose tip is reduced causing the nose tip to droop. The width of radix reduces. The frown lines and folds can cause the smooth line between the nose and the brow to be affected. Dermal filler can treat the structural ageing of the nose
Beauty of the Nose
Some people were born with great noses, and others were born with noses whose appearance could be improved. For those who weren’t born with the perfect nose, a non-surgical nose job can be used to improve the appearance.
Many anatomical features are important in the beauty of the nose: the nasofrontal angle, the width and height of the radix, the projection of all parts of the nose. Asymmetries can be improved. Nose tips may be improved, and the angle of the columella may be changed.
Nose filler can improve:
A flat nose bridge:
Often patients present with flat or low nose bridges. It is a simple procedure to inject dermal filler to lift the nose bridge
Skin of the nose:
Dermal filler or skin boosters can improve the skin of the nose
The shape of the nose:
The patient will be assessed and the doctor will have a discussion with the patient about their anatomy, and how it can be improved.
The Nasofrontal angle
The nasofrontal angle is an important one in beauty and can be improved with nose filler injection
The height and width of the radix
may be improved
The projection on the nose
may be improved.The projection of any areas of the nose from the radix through the dorsum and the tip can be improved.
Nose tips:
May be lifted, repositioned
Bumps:
May be disguised with dermal filler
Imperfections, defects or asymmetries following surgical rhinoplasty
may be improved
Symmetry of the nose:
Asymmetry of the nose is very common, and can be improved with dermal filler treatment.
Columella:
The Columella-Labial or nasolabial angle is important in determining which way the nose appears to be pointing. The columella may be injected to alter this angle to make the appearance of the nose more upturned
Nose Ageing:
As we age, the nose changes, dermal filler may be used to reduce the age appearance eg by lifting the nose tip and widening the radix
NON-SURGICAL NOSE JOB
Choosing the dose for nose filler
The dose required for nose filler is variable, but the typical procedure would be for 3 treatments 1 month minimum apart, to get to the best result. At our clinic only supply 1ml syringes. No more than 1ml would be used in a treatment. Mostly less than 1ml will be used.
Your injector r will assess the face and decide on the best dose after taking a history and examining the patient. If a patient has a history of complications with dermal fillers, or if their budget is small or if they want a more subtle result, then a smaller dose might be chosen to start with.
Pain relief during treatment
A numbing cream (eg EMLA or LMX ) may be applied to the area prior to the treatment (45 minutes prior is ideal) Glad wrap may be used over the numbing cream to increase its effect.
There is local anaesthetic in the dermal filler
Ice may be used to decrease pain and to reduce the risk of bruising.
Nitrous oxide (happy gas) is available for patients to use
What happens during the nose filler treatment?
The face will be cleaned with alcohol and chlorhexidine.
Ice may be applied prior to treatment.
Side effects /risks with non-surgical nose job:
Bruising occurs in a significant number of cases.
Swelling in the injection area will occur. The worst of it will last for approx 48 hours, but there may be a small amount of swelling for up to 4 weeks
Asymmetry: Sometimes one side is better treated than the other, this is more often because the patient is asymmetrical to start with. Sometimes it is due to one side being able to lift more easily than the other
Infection is a very rare complication, but always a possibility when the needle goes into the skin.
Necrosis (blood vessel being blocked, interfering with blood supply to the skin) is very rare. This could lead to scarring. Unfortunately the nose is more susceptible to this complication than other areas on the face eg cheeks and chin.
Blindness is rare but devastating complication
Prolonged redness or facial capillaries in the area after injection: This can be permanent, but may resolves when the dermal filler dissolves. Very uncommon
Need for further treatment: Often with noses, it will take several syringes of product to get to where the patient wants to be.
After Nose Filler
Instructions for care afterward
No makeup for 4 hours
No heavy exercise that day
Avoid acid face products for 24 hours
No spas no saunas, no hot yoga for 1 week post treatment
What to expect after the nose dermal filler treatment?
The effect of the dermal filler will be obvious immediately. There may be bruising, redness and swelling
Most of the swelling from the dermal filler will have resolved by 2-3 days after the procedure. There may be a small amount of swelling for even 4 weeks after the procedure.
What if I get asymmetry of the shape at some time before the 4 week point? Do I call the clinic?
Before 4 weeks, there is no need to call the clinic for shape issues. Sometimes asymmetry will occur because one side is more swollen or bruised. Usually it will right itself by the time of the review appointment. If it doesn’t, then it can be examined at the review appointment at 4 weeks. There is no point in coming in early for treatment of asymmetry as there is often swelling associated and so the final result cannot be seen until at least 4 weeks. Treating asymmetry too early could lead to further asymmetry.
How long will the treatment last?
The answer to this is very individual and depends on the patient’s anatomy, metabolism, the dose, the placement, the product etc. Typically with reversible dermal fillers: If the patient is happy with the nose filler results at 1 month (ie there has been adequate fill) they should be treated at 6 months, then at 6 months and then once yearly. If the patient is not satisfied with the results at 1 month (ie more dermal filler is required to obtain the results that they desire), then further dermal filler should be injected every 1-3 months until the desired appearance has been reached, and then the patient should have treatment at 6 months, then 6 months, then once yearly
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Cost of nose filler:
Cost is per syringe. Typically 1-3 treatments are required from $1100 per treatment