Non-surgical Nose Reshaping
Non-surgical contouring that camouflages irregularities on the nasal bridge and supports a slightly drooping tip with filler.
- Procedure time
- 30 minutes
- Sessions
- Tek seans · 10-14 ayda bir değerlendirme
- Clinic
- Facial Aesthetics
What is it?
Non-surgical nose reshaping adjusts the surface appearance with filler, without altering the bone and cartilage. It does not make the nose smaller — instead of removing a bump, it fills the dip around it so the bridge reads as straight.
When is it considered?
Most often to camouflage a small dorsal bump, to support a slightly drooping tip, and to adjust the nose-to-lip angle. Marked deviation, breathing problems and cases needing a real change in volume belong to surgery, not filler; that distinction is discussed openly at the consultation.
How is it done?
Topical anaesthetic is applied first. In this vascularly dense region the product is usually placed deep, in very small amounts, with a blunt cannula for added safety. The session takes 15–25 minutes.
A note on safety
The nose is one of the most vascularly sensitive areas of the face. The treatment should only be carried out by a physician who knows the anatomy, with an appropriate product and technique. Previous rhinoplasty changes the tissue planes and requires separate assessment.
What to expect afterwards
Mild swelling and redness may last a few days. The result is visible immediately and settles within two weeks, lasting 10–14 months on average.
This page is general information and does not replace an examination. Whether the treatment suits you, and the dose and method, are decided only after an in-person assessment.
Aftercare
- If you wear glasses, avoid pressure on the bridge for the first week.
- Avoid sauna, steam and strenuous exercise for 48 hours.
- Do not massage the area.
- Contact the clinic immediately for unexpected blanching, severe pain or any change in vision.
- Attend your two-week review.
The information on this page is for general guidance only and does not replace medical advice. Treatment decisions are made after an in-person examination.
