We are in the middle of a new era of rhinoplasty, in which surgery is not the only means to
address nasal defects. Nonsurgical options seem more viable than they would have been …

“Nonsurgical rhinoplasty” refers to the use of injectable temporary fillers used to augment
select areas of the nose to achieve improved appearance or function in select patients …

The most common report of dissatisfaction of nonsurgical nose augmentation with filler is
asymmetry. To prevent this, the tip of the needle should be located in the center line during …

Soft-tissue fillers have been applied throughout the face; however, the literature has largely
ignored the injection of fillers into the nasal anatomy. This Special Topic article reviews …

Background: Nonsurgical rhinoplasty using injectable fillers improved skin quality and
texture, cost-effectiveness, and quick recovery. The aim of this study was to provide a valid …

With the increasing demand for nonsurgical alternatives and the continued popularity of
rhinoplasty (the third most common cosmetic surgical procedure), patient requests for …

Filler must be injected into the deep fatty layer, between the perichondrium or periosteum
and muscle layer, where important blood vessels are not located, to help avoid vascular …

The Asian nose is characterized by a flat nasal bridge, indistinct dorsal aesthetic line, an
underprojected and broad nasal tip, and a short columella. Cosmetic procedures to enhance …

The nose is one of the most important cosmetic units of the face. Discreet variations in the
nose shape lead to marked physiognomy changes. Many patients dissatisfied with the …

Background: Nonsurgical aesthetic treatments are usually preferred by patients because
their effects are visible immediately after the treatment and patients can return to their normal …