Filler nose jobs might be the right option for you if non-surgical procedures are not an option. This procedure is offered at Dental and Facial Aesthetics of South Florida by several medical professionals. These experts have extensive knowledge in this field and can help you choose the best filler for you. Filler nose jobs can be expensive so you might want to read about the risks, as well as the bruising.
Dermal filler rhinoplasty
The procedure of dermal filler rhinoplasty can be performed in a few minutes. A skilled injector can perform the procedure in an office setting without anesthesia. Patients can return to work immediately after the procedure, with minimal downtime. Patients will see improvements within a few days and immediately notice the results. The aesthetic needs of each patient will dictate the type of dermal filler that is used.
Complications with filler nose
Filler nose may lead to complications. While the majority of complications are minor, a small percentage of patients may experience longer-term issues. These complications are most common and include pain and swelling. You can avoid them by not smoking and drinking alcohol before the procedure. Patients who have had hypertension in the past are more likely to develop complications at their nasal tips. Patients who have had multiple rhinoplasty procedures or scarring are more likely to experience pressure complications.
Non-surgical Rhinoplasty: Cost
Costs for non-surgical rhinoplasty using dermal fillers vary depending on how much dermal filler is used. The type of nose and desired result determine how much dermal filler is used. Highly skilled injectors can be expensive. A professional injector will share his recommendations with you and provide a detailed cost estimate.
Bruising
Bruising caused by filler nose surgery can be a significant cosmetic concern. However, it doesn't have to be permanent. There are natural remedies to minimize swelling and bruising. Bromelain (an enzyme from pineapple) and Hirudoid Cream for three days prior to your surgery can reduce the severity of the bruise. These remedies can be bought over-thecounter and can help minimize the symptoms of bruising.
Necrosis
Recent research has shown that filler nasals can cause filler-nose necrosis. This can cause severe pain and even scarring. Medical malpractice lawsuits may be possible for practitioners. Pain management is essential, and over-the-counter analgesics may be effective in mild cases. Some cases may need narcotics. Here are some tips to help treat filler-nose necrosis.
Duration
Your new nose may take several weeks to heal. While you can continue using cosmetics and other products on it for at least 24 hours after surgery, you should avoid heavy activities, direct sunlight, and wearing heavy eyewear in the area. These activities may cause the new filler to move out of place. You should also avoid picking or rubbing the treated area. You may also want to avoid taking alcohol, as it can increase blood flow in the treated area and cause bruising.