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Injectable Rhinoplasty

 

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  • Injectable Rhinoplasty Toronto
  • Injectable Rhinoplasty
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Many patients  would like to improve their nose without going through surgery. An injectable rhinoplasty takes about 15 minutes to perform.

If you have any of these concerns, you could be a candidate for injectable rhinoplasty:

  • Flat + Non-Projecting Nasal Dorsum
  • Asymmetrical Tip
  • Crooked Nose
  • Narrow Dorsum
  • Small Dorsal Hump

 

How Is It Done?

Dr. Ellis will inject the filler along the part of the nose which needs to be corrected with a tiny needle. The filler has local anesthetic built to minimize any discomfort. Patients tolerate it very well and are not too uncomfortable. After the injection, Dr. Ellis  massages the filler so that it is in the exact spot to create the best possible result. This process will take approximately 15 minutes. Immediately after, there is usually minimal if any bruising. Any redness from the injection will disappear within an hour or can be covered with mineral makeup.

Types of Injectable Fillers:

Dr. Ellis prefers  Juvederm™ products such as Juvederm™ Ultra Plus with Lidocaine or Voluma™ with Lidocaine.  Lidocaine is the anesthetic that is in the product that helps make the injectable filler less painful. In the cheeks Voluma™ is known to last two years before correction is needed and most of the patients prefer Voluma™ for their nasal injectable filler. If patients are new to dermal fillers, the shorter lasting injectable fillers called Juvederm™ Ultra Plus would be used. Dr. Ellis has reported his case study of 50 injectable rhinoplasties in which various fillers have been used in the past, but  Juvederm™ Plus and Voluma™ are the most common.

Is it Safe?

For patients who have had no surgery, injectable fillers are very safe  with minimal risk. Risks increase with inexperienced injectors. Risks include vascular complications in the skin. In patients that have had previous rhinoplasty surgery, it is very important that the surgeon knows the change of anatomy from the surgery and be very careful with injections around the nasal tip.