Nose Filler Talk

How can I determine the specific shape of my nose? I’m curious to know what category or type my nose falls into, based on its structure and appearance. Could you provide guidance on identifying my nose shape by looking at its features, such as the bridge, tip, and overall symmetry?

It’s been about a year and three months since I had nose surgery and thick skin. I've had four cortisone injections, and now I'm left with several indentations. I feel depressed and often find myself crying. The indentations are clearly visible above the tip of my nose and on the bone beside my nose.

Has anyone here had a nose filler? Did it have complications?

Is it true that if you put gel on the tip of the nose, it will move after a while and the nose will look more droopy?

My mom is taking Chondroitin, she is going to have a nose filler this weekend. Should I tell to her doctor?

Is it possible to reduce the nostrils and make the nose bridge narrower without undergoing surgery? Does anyone have experience with non-surgical nose reduction?

Who knows the difference between filler and enzyme?

I'm considering fillers and laser treatments, but I'm worried they might unintentionally increase the size of my nose. Can you advise if these procedures pose any risk of altering the appearance of my nose in a way that I don't want? I want to ensure that any treatment I pursue enhances my features without causing any unwanted changes.

My nose seems too big for my face, and I'm not a fan of the bulbous tip and wide ridge.

Hey, I've been thinking about making some changes to my nose to make it slimmer. I was wondering if there's a simple procedure that could help with that. It's something I've been self-conscious about and would like to explore options for improving it.

Which one would be better for me, fillers or rhinoplasty? I'm hearing different opinions and I'm not sure which direction to go in.

Could I get a closed rhinoplasty, or would it be better to go for nose fillers to improve the look of my nose?

I've been thinking about possibly getting a nose job, but I've also had some fillers put in my nose before. I'm wondering if it's still possible to go ahead with the rhinoplasty despite having had fillers

hello I've been considering ways to enhance the appearance of my nose. I'm curious if fillers or surgery might be options to make it look better. It's something that's been on my mind for a while now, and I'd appreciate your professional opinion on what might work best for me.

I've been noticing this bump on the side of my nose and a bit of a dip in the bone there. Is there anything we can do about it? It's been bothering me lately.

I'm torn between two options for enhancing my nose: rhinoplasty or nose fillers. Can you advise which would suit me best considering my facial features and desired outcome? I'm seeking a solution that will enhance my appearance while maintaining natural-looking results.

Hey, there's a dent on one nostril right after the surgery. How tough would it be to sort this out? So, about two months back, I had a closed primary rhinoplasty. Right after the surgery, I noticed a dent on one nostril, and it's been bugging me since. It's pretty obvious in any light, and you can even feel it if you run your finger along the rim. There's enough skin there, it's just not as full as the other side. I'm wondering, how tricky would it be to fix this? Do you think filler could sort it out? Just noting, I get that it usually takes a full year for everything to heal up properly and that there might still be some swelling.

Which choice is gonna do the trick better for my bulbous nose: rhinoplasty or those non-surgical fillers?

Is there any possibility to correct the slight beak-like appearance caused by my smile, which tends to make my nasal tip sag?

There is a depression between my nose and forehead. When I slightly pull my nose down, it improves somewhat. What can be done to address this?