Category: Nose fillers

Treatment of the nasolabial folds with nose fillers
Dermal fillers are injectable substances used to repair facial wrinkles as Nonsurgical rhinoplasty. They function by “plumping” the area of skin, smoothing out fine lines and deep wrinkles.

All fillers work by stimulating collagen production, a skin-plumping protein that naturally declines with age.
The following hyaluronic acid fillers are FDA-approved for nasolabial fold treatment:

Restylane Revanesse Versa Bellafill Belotero Juvéderm Prevelle Silk Restylane Revanesse Versa
Other fillers, such as calcium hydroxylapatite (Radiesse) and poly-L-lactic acid, may be recommended by a dermatologist for certain sorts of wrinkles (Sculptra).

After assisting you in determining the optimum type of filler, your dermatologist will inject it directly into places along your nasolabial folds. These fillers will eventually disappear from your body. In general, injectables last between six and eighteen months.

Nonsurgical rhinoplasty is a procedure that does not require surgery.
You may have heard of nonsurgical rhinoplasty with nose fillers, sometimes known as “liquid nose surgery” or “15-minute nose job.” Nonsurgical rhinoplasty is a dermal filler procedure that temporarily alters the shape of your nose.

This nose filler procedure is appropriate for individuals who wish to smooth out bumps on their nose or make it appear less angular but are not ready for a permanent solution or are concerned about the risks and recovery time associated with a traditional rhinoplasty with nose fillers.

While going under the needle is undoubtedly easier than going under the knife for nose fillers, changing the form of the nose is never risk-free. This article will discuss the expenses, technique, recovery, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of liquid rhinoplasty.