Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty Sydney
Non surgical rhinoplasty with dermal volumising and contouring treatments can often disguise bumps and asymmetry in the nose.
There are various angles and dimensions that are considered to constitute the “perfect” nose, but nasal assessment should begin with assessment of the whole face, not just a focus on the nose. A good nose aims to be symmetrical and in proportion to the rest of the face and considers factors such as gender, race, surrounding lip and dental support and the patient’s age. The potential impact of enhancing the nose on the surrounding facial aesthetic must be considered.
What to expect after non surgical Rhinoplasty
Dermal volumising and contouring are a great way to subtly correct imbalance and asymmetry in the nose to create a straighter, more proportioned nose. The results from a non-surgical rhinoplasty are instant, but you can expect a bit of swelling for the first few days, along with an occasional bruise. Sometimes, the treatment may be conducted over a couple of appointments to let the nose settle in between. Results can last for well over a year with occasional tweaks to keep it looking great.
Suitable Candidates for a Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty
If you are unhappy with the appearance of your nose and would like to conceal bumps, correct asymmetry, or make improvements to the shape of your nose, you might be a good candidate for a non surgical rhinoplasty. Ultimately, a consultation with one of our clinicians at MUSE Clinic in Sydney is the best way to determine if you are a suitable candidate for a non-surgical rhinoplasty. Our staff can assess your nose and discuss your aesthetic goals with you to decide on the most suitable treatment plan moving forward.
Generally, suitable candidates for an injectable rhinoplasty procedure are physically and mentally healthy and do not have an allergy to cosmetic injectables. Suitable candidates will also hold realistic expectations as to what can be achieved with nose job fillers and will be willing to follow recovery instructions.
The Non Surgical Rhinoplasty Procedure
The non surgical rhinoplasty procedure involves injecting delivering dermal volumising and contouring treatment to the required areas of the nose, to create the desired shape and make the needed corrections. The procedure can conceal bumps, correct asymmetry, improve the appearance of a droopy nose tip, straighten the bridge of the nose, and make minor adjustments to the shape of the nose. Before your procedure, your clinician will assess your facial characteristics during a consultation, to ensure that the new shape will balance well and work harmoniously with your overall appearance.
To perform the nose reshaping procedure with dermal fillers, a topical numbing cream will be applied to support the patient’s comfort. The procedure can take 30 to 40 minutes to complete, before the patient is able to return straight home or back to their normal daily routine. Some patients may benefit from multiple procedures performed over time to slowly create the ideal nose shape, allowing the nose settle in between treatments.
The finer details of your procedure will depend on your personal characteristics and goals, that can be discussed during your initial consultation. Your clinician can outline the steps of the non surgical rhinoplasty procedure so that you will know what to expect on the day of your treatment.
Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty Treatment Results
Costs of Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty at MUSE Clinic Sydney
A consultation at MUSE Clinic Sydney is the easiest way to measure your treatment costs, as one of our clinicians can assess your needs and determine a personalised treatment plan. At your consultation, you will be provided with a personalised quote to outline your overall procedure costs.
Side Effects and Complications
While a non-surgical rhinoplasty does not involve surgery, it does still carry some potential risks. Side effects and complications can include:
- Prolonged swelling or bruising
- Tenderness or numbness
- Asymmetry or unsatisfactory results
- In rare cases, the blood vessels in the nose can be affected, leading to more serious health complications such a skin damage or even visual impairment.
For more information about non-surgical rhinoplasty risks, you can ask your clinician any questions and discuss any concerns that you may have during your consultation.
Each patient can respond differently to treatment, which is why it is important to monitor your health after treatment and report any concerning signs to your doctor. You can support your recovery by following the necessary recovery instructions, which are put in place to prevent some of the above side effects and encourage better results.
Recovery
Some swelling or minor bruising can be expected after injectable rhinoplasty, but this should begin to subside within the first few days after the procedure. Overall, the downtime from a non surgical rhinoplasty procedure is minimal, especially when compared to a surgical nose job. You can return to your normal daily activities straight after your procedure, while taking some necessary precautions to aid the healing process.
You will receive recovery instructions to follow after your procedure, to ensure that you are caring for your new nose correctly. To support your recovery, you can:
- Lightly apply cold compress to the area to reduce swelling
- Try to sleep on your back and with your head slightly elevated
- Avoid wearing makeup and applying skincare products for one day
- Avoid high-intensity exercise for two days
- Avoid applying pressure to the area for at least five days
- Avoid excessive exposure to heat and sunlight for one week
Frequently Asked Questions
If you are unsure about your suitability for non-surgical rhinoplasty, you can book a consultation with one of our clinicians at MUSE Clinic Sydney.
A non-surgical rhinoplasty can create long-lasting results, but results are not permanent and will be slowly metabolised by the body. That being said, results can be maintained with top-up treatments.
The initial results of non-surgical rhinoplasty can last over a year, however, the rate at which the body will metabolise will vary from person to person. As results begin to fade, you will need top-up treatments to maintain the new nose shape.
The rate at which your body will degrade the treatment will depend on the speed of your metabolism, which can influence how long your results will last.
Whether a non-surgical rhinoplasty or a surgical nose job is more suitable for you will depend on your individual characteristics and your personal preferences. Each procedure will have pros and cons, and the best way to decide which procedure is right for you is to book a consultation with a cosmetic clinician to discuss your needs.
The benefits of a non-surgical rhinoplasty are that it does not require general anaesthetic, and it is associated with less downtime than a surgical procedure. Non surgical rhinoplasty however is a non-permanent alternative to a surgical rhinoplasty, which can be a positive to some patients who are hesitant to undergo a permanent change. It will also create a more subtle change than a surgical nose job, which can be ideal for patients who only wish to make minor tweaks to the appearance of their nose.
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