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Nose Filler Before and After
Practices that perform cosmetic procedures of any sort, whether surgical or non-surgical, particularly rhinoplasty or revision rhinoplasty, both permanent non-surgical rhinoplasty and temporary revision rhinoplasty, should take technically consistent before and after photos.
This proof is the currency of success and remains the best element of the patient’s record to document what progress is made over time.
Why It Is Important How Before and After Photos Are Taken
The standards for before and after photographs for a non-surgical nose job, nose fillers, and dermal fillers must be high.
The lighting must be correct, and consistent. The exposure of the camera must be consistent. The speed of the camera’s aperture must be a constant.
In other words, the only variables in the equation are the appearance of the structures that have been changed.
Often, one can detect changes in lighting that reflect favorably upon the result, but that is not proper or professional. Plastic surgeons should be trained in proper photographic techniques.
Whether the subject is a non-surgical nose job or any plastic surgery of the face, particularly the nose, the patient’s position must be consistent so that the views are identical.
What Happens When Getting a Non-Surgical Nose Job?
There are steps in the process. The first step, of course, is a complete history and physical.
There must be an acknowledgment of previous dermal fillers or any nose filler used prior, as this has a bearing on the nose’s appearance.
In all medical records used in the specialty of plastic surgery, there must also be a history of allergies, a history of bleeding, and, particularly, whether one has a tendency toward swelling when injections are given.
The next step in the preparation is the before photos. Technically consistent medical photography is essential, whether for rhinoplasty or filler treatment.
Then, the preparation involves applying an anesthetic cream to the nose. The surgeon may mark the points of microdroplet augmentation and then the technique of piercing the skin and placing the filler in the proper location based on how the needle orientation was done.
Obviously, there is minimal downtime to the procedure. Once the anesthetic is in place and the process is planned, it takes just a few minutes to place the filler.
The patient, of course, is giving input by holding a mirror and focusing on the area being treated.
How Long Does a Non-Surgical Nose Job Take?
From the time of the piercing of the skin with the needle to performing the microdroplet filler injection, it is seconds.
Some patients have multiple areas that need correction, so one can multiply those by the number of areas where the nose filler will be placed.
The photographs, anesthetic application and the preparation time far exceed that of the actual injection by the plastic surgeon.
How Long Do Non-Surgical Nose Job Results Last?
Most plastic surgeons administer temporary hyaluronic acid filler for non-surgical rhinoplasty procedures.
Although these options can be suitable, they do not yield permanent results and require regular follow-up injections.
Rather than using temporary fillers, Dr. Kotler offers his patients permanent solutions.
Non-surgical nose jobs that are done using the permanent filler will last forever. That is why patients opt for a permanent nose filler that does not have to be “refilled.”
Whether it be to hide a dorsal hump, raise the nasal tip, or correct the appearance of a crooked nose, the injections are permanent and therefore mimic the results of nose surgery.
How Much Does a Non-Surgical Nose Job Cost?
The pricing differs from that for the temporary fillers, which are generally priced according to the volume used.
Pricing the fees for the permanent non-surgical rhinoplasty reflects the entire service provided over several visits.
The pricing is fixed so the patient with the permanent non-surgical nose job knows the costs for the entire professional service.
Why Choose Nose Fillers Over Traditional Surgery?
The non-surgical rhinoplasty is often a more appropriate procedure than a rhinoplasty.
The most common reason is that the patient has had one or more unsuccessful rhinoplasties, and each successive plastic surgery bears more risk including breakdown of skin and death of the underlying cartilage framework. The late Michael Jackson’s nose was a catastrophe owing to multiple surgeries that failed and worse, generated such tissue loss.
The results of the nose filler are predictable. It is planned, and there is no reliance on the various forces of nature to influence the outcome.
One of the challenges in plastic surgery is the issue of how nature will behave and how it will treat the particular tissues that have been grafted.
Popular dermal fillers include Restylane, Restylane Lyft, and Juvederm. These fillers contain Hyaluronic acid, a naturally occurring compound in the skin.
If there are relatively minor defects, irregularities, or asymmetries, the non-surgical nose job should be strongly considered.
This option is an addition. However, when the indications are proper, the addition is barely visible as an increase in volume.
A non-surgical nose job blends in the various parts of the nose, covering the divots, dips, and grooves that are the hallmarks of an imperfect rhinoplasty.
Plastic surgery is the art of improving upon nature. For some patients, surgery is appropriate, and for others, non-surgical dermal fillers are appropriate.
Each case is different, and they are not interchangeable, meaning one cannot conclude that they should have a non-surgical rhinoplasty instead of a rhinoplasty only because it takes less time and may be less expensive.
There must be a specific reason when selecting between those two options.
Life-Changing Before and After Results
The individual results of rhinoplasty or non-surgical rhinoplasty can indeed be life-changing. The nose is the most prominent facial feature.
For ladies, in particular, it is very difficult to have a very pretty face with a very unsavory nose.
The dorsal hump or the large nasal tip is often extremely unsatisfactory and detracts from other quite delightful facial features. It has been said that “When you perform plastic surgery, you perform brain surgery.”
There is much wisdom to that statement because the self-perception is heightened, which is very important for improved self-satisfaction.
Dr. Robert Kotler, a superspecialist in surgical and permanent non-surgical rhinoplasty, has successfully performed over 5,000 nasal procedures for over 40 years.
Below is an example of how Dr. Kotler’s superspecialization has helped clients improve their confidence and appearance.
Patient Machayla went to see Dr. Kotler due to an unusual post-pregnancy case.
She was unhappy with her nose because she looked like she had an almost overdone rhinoplasty despite never undergoing nasal surgery.
During the demo, Dr. Kotler showed Machayla the result of injecting the sterile saline. She liked the sneak preview.
Dr. Kotler then explained that the permanent filling technique requires gradual injection.
After three visits, Machayla noticed that her nose structure significantly improved. She was so satisfied with the result that she recommended Dr. Kotler to her husband, Eric, who also had a nose shape problem.
During Dr. Kotler’s saline demo, Eric was amazed by what the doctor’s non-surgical procedure could do for him.
Machayla’s case is one of many success stories on Dr. Kotler’s page.
These testimonials show what a doctor at the top of the specialty totem pole can do.
Get a Beautiful Nose Without Surgery
It is possible to improve the nose’s appearance and have a very satisfactory and beautiful nose when the non-surgical nose job is employed.
Typically, the patient most apt to be super satisfied and have a beautiful nose as an outcome is the person with inadequate nose structure.
Their nasal bridge is very low, and the nose tip is small and round. These features are typically reasonable indications for the dermal filler to heighten the nose bridge and give more projection and less prominence to the tip of the nose.
It is essential to hide the single most common facial imperfection, the dorsal hump, with the filler if that is the main imperfection. As long as it is not too large, the filler option is very appropriate and more predictable than the rhinoplasty.
There are so-so, good, and great filler injectors. In the case of ham-handed injectors, fillers could result in side effects like lumps, infections, and discolorations.
It matters who does the injections.
Booking a Consultation With Dr. Robert Kotler
Dr. Kotler’s office is open from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., five days a week. Staff are available at all times.
There is no closure for lunch, and one is not subjected to the maze of the telephone directory of “Push 1 for surgery….” It is very important for the office staff to be available to you.
It is essential for the office staff to be acceptable to the patient. Equally important is the in-office consultation, which includes computer imaging.
There is also a free virtual consultation available with Dr. Kotler. This option continues to increase in popularity because of the time savings, the ease of communication, and the ability to have some sense of whether a non-surgical nose job may be the preferred alternative to a rhinoplasty.
If one can find out if filler is a proper reasonable alternative to plastic surgery in a ten or 15-minute virtual consultation, that is extremely positive and valuable.
As a superspecialist, Dr. Kotler is also an expert in ethnic rhinoplasty, including African-American, Hispanic, and Asian nasal procedures. He also offers chin augmentation and facelift services.
FAQs
1. Is it worth getting nose filler?
It is wise for many people to get nose filler instead of cosmetic surgery. There is less downtime, the pricing is less, and the result is more predictable. It makes sense.
Many facial cosmetic surgeons and dermatologists offer temporary fillers.
They are comfortable with these options because of their experience using them as cheek and lip fillers.
But the nose is a different territory, so it is essential to ask about a surgeon’s specific experience with “nasal fillers.”
When researching temporary or permanent nose jobs, like liquid rhinoplasty or liquid nose job, one is best served by a superspecialist in the field.
2. Where should nose fillers not be injected?
Nose fillers should be placed in areas where there is little risk of contact with the needle with a major artery, vein, or nerve.
The plastic surgeon who is very familiar with nasal anatomy will know the location of these significant structures and avoid them.
Also, one must remember that the filler must not be placed into the eyebrow area or the area just below where the eyebrows meet the nose because of the location of the muscles.
The dermal filler should not be placed into a bed of muscles because the motion of the muscles will tend to diffuse the filler, or, in the case of permanent non-surgical rhinoplasty, it can cause nature to respond to the muscle contractions by thickening the wall that maintains the position of the filler and that wall may become visible.
3. Is a non-surgical nose job painful?
The non-surgical nose job need not be painful since a topical anesthetic can be applied to the skin. This skin care is crucial. Patient comfort should always be paramount.
The patient should be comfortable during the filler sessions so that there is no inadvertent movement and, thus, inaccurate filler placement.
