Nasal injectables and surface treatments alter the appearance of the nose both primarily
and following nasal surgery. Fillers such as hyaluronic acids, calcium hydroxyapatite, and fat …

“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 …

Rhinoplasty is arguably one of the most difficult procedures to perform in plastic surgery.
Subtle defects of only a few millimeters can mean the difference between a satisfied and …

Nasal enhancement is one of the most challenging and intriguing aesthetic procedures. 1, 2,
3, 4, 5 Although the nose is the most central and prominent facial feature, it should not be …

The use of filler materialsto augment the nose is gaining in popularityandhasbeencalleda “
nonsurgicalrhinoplasty. 1, 2” Fillerscanbeused to restore facial volume, but also can be used …

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 …

For nasal augmentation, various materials have been used for many years. The injection of
foreign body has been carried on, although it is performed mostly by laymen. Because many …

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 …

Using soft tissue fillers to correct postrhinoplasty deformities in the nose is appealing. Fillers
are minimally invasive and can potentially help patients who are concerned with the …

Restoration of nasal form initially focused on prosthetic camouflage of a tissue defect.
Written records exist from 600 Be, however, describing forehead flap reconstruction of nasal …