Dermal Filler Rhinoplasty (Liquid Nose Job)

Dermal filler rhinoplasty

② Control the dose.

If the filler volume for your nose is under 1 ml,

a dermal filler nose job may be suitable;

if the nasal filler volume is 1 ml or more,

an implant or autologous cartilage rhinoplasty is generally recommended.

A correctly performed injection will not widen the nose;

a “widened” nasal bridge often only looks wider.

Following the principles I outline here, the widened-bridge problem should not occur.

Correct injection technique:

① Place the filler within the tissue above the periosteum

(technically demanding—an unskilled hand can easily cause problems),

while some injectors deposit filler in the potential space between the periosteum and the tissue

(more prone to migration and widening, but lower injection difficulty and relatively safe).

② Control the dose.

The filler volume for the nasal bridge should fall in the 0.2–0.3 ml range;

anything over 0.5 ml may cause the bridge to widen.

Because with too much product the shaping effect is poorer,

it is more likely to spread or migrate and deform.

First, a quick primer on how dermal filler is made.

First, hyaluronic acid powder is mixed with a cross-linking agent, buffer solution and so on;

then the mixture is poured into a reaction vessel to react.

Monophasic filler is made like this→ by a grinding method,

the hyaluronic acid gel block is ground into a smooth, homogeneous gel,

with nothing else added, forming a monophasic filler.

The gel block is sieved into particles,

then mixed with liquid hyaluronic acid,

Biphasic filler is made like this→ by a sieving method,

forming a biphasic filler, which is the type we commonly use.

A few recommendations for filler rhinoplasty.

For those who already have favourable nasal anatomy,

if you use filler to modestly raise the nasal bridge,

a volume of 0.3 ml or less generally will not cause widening.

If migration occurs after injection and the filler does not metabolize over a long period,

try to return to the original injector for hyaluronidase (dissolving enzyme).

Because the original injector best understands their own injection habits.

• ID Cosmetic Clinic’s attending physician, Dr. Dan Xu, holds a medical doctorate from Canada
• Dr. Xu has a comprehensive understanding of North American aesthetics and the complexity of Asian facial structure
• Blending Eastern and Western aesthetics to create the features most suited to Asian faces
• 80,000 treatment-area cases
• Pioneered by Dr. Dan Xu, an injection technique that lifts the eye and facial areas, specifically targeting the flat Asian face and facial slimming
• Based on your skin concerns, she designs a personalized solution, bringing medical aesthetics back to its medical essence
• Performed personally by an experienced female physician
• Bilingual in-person consultations, so you can experience safe treatment
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