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NONSURGICAL RHINOPLASTY
NONSURGICAL RHINOPLASTY
If you’re looking to reshape and refine your nose without undergoing surgery, our non-surgical rhinoplasty procedure may be the perfect solution.
Non-surgical rhinoplasty, also known as liquid rhinoplasty or a non-surgical nose job, is a minimally invasive procedure that uses dermal fillers to reshape and enhance the appearance of the nose. Unlike traditional surgical rhinoplasty, this procedure involves the strategic injection of dermal fillers to add volume, smooth out irregularities, and improve the overall symmetry of the nose.
Why Choose Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty at The Alchemy Clinic?
We understand that each patient has unique concerns and desired outcomes. We start with a thorough consultation so we can discuss your concerns and expected outcomes of the procedure. We also understand that on the basis of the location of this procedure it carries more risk than other areas of the face. As a result, we utilize ultrasound to assess the vessels in the nose and guide our treatment plans for each and every patient.
Jennifer has been trained in non-surgical rhinoplasty techniques under ultrasound guidance and is continuously training to enhance her skills. Jennifer also believes that patient safety is first and foremost in all treatments, especially high risk procedures such as non-surgical rhinoplasties. As a result she utilizes ultrasound for each and every treatment to minimize risk as much as possible.
Non-surgical rhinoplasty is a non-invasive alternative to traditional surgical procedures. It involves minimal discomfort, no incisions, and no downtime. You can resume your daily activities immediately after the procedure.
One of the significant advantages of non-surgical rhinoplasty is the immediate improvement in the appearance of your nose. You can see the results right after the procedure, allowing you to walk out of the clinic with a beautifully enhanced nose.
A non-surgical rhinoplasty can be risky, especially when performed by untrained professionals. In order to minimize the risks we utilize ultrasound in each and every procedure we perform. Most common post procedure side effects include mild redness, swelling, and tenderness at the injections sites that typically subside within a few days. More rare but serious side effects include infection, ischemia, vascular occlusion and blindness.
Unlike surgical rhinoplasty, the effects of non-surgical rhinoplasty are temporary. If you are not satisfied with the results or wish to make further changes, the procedure can be adjusted or reversed with the use of the filler dissolver Hyaluronidase (hyperlink to filler dissolving).
WHAT CAN BE TREATED?
Crooked nose
Bump on the nasal bridge
Low nasal bridge
Pinched nasal tip
Drooping nasal tip
Asymmetry
After the procedure our team will schedule a follow-up appointment to assess your progress, address any concerns, and ensure your satisfaction with the results. Depending on the specific dermal fillers used, the effects of non-surgical rhinoplasty can last up to 12-18 months. Periodic maintenance treatments may be recommended to sustain and optimize the results.
- Crooked nose
- Bump on the nasal bridge
- Low nasal bridge
- Pinched nasal tip
- Drooping nasal tip
- Asymmetry
Q&A
How long do neuromodulators last?
On average a treatment may last 3-4 months for most patients. Daxxify may last upwards of twice as long as your traditional treatments.
How long does it take to see results from a neuromodulator treatment?
Results start to kick in a few days after treatment and reach full effect between 10-14 days. Patients choosing Daxxify may see results kick in a bit faster.
Can I combine a neuromodulator treatment with other cosmetic procedures?
Yes! It is very common for neuromodulators to be given on the same day as procedures such as dermal fillers, PDO threads DiamondGlow, and microneedling. When using energy based devices that will leave a considerable amount of heat in the tissue we recommend that treatments be performed on different days.
What are the potential side effects of neuromodulators?
The most common side effects include bruising, mild swelling, and headaches. Ptosis (drooping of eyelid) can occur, however when being treated by a trained professional that is treating each patient individually, the likelihood of this occurring is rare.
