A filler nasal job may be a good choice if you are interested to have non-surgical rhinoplasties. 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. If cost is a concern, it may be worth reading about the risks of filler nose jobs and how they can cause bruising.
Dermal filler rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty with dermal filler is an easy procedure. An experienced injector can perform it in an office setting, without anesthesia. Patients can return to their regular activities right away, and the downtime after the procedure is minimal. The procedure will immediately show results and patients will continue to notice improvements over the following days. The type of dermalfiller used will depend on the patient's aesthetic preferences.
Complications with filler nose
Some complications can occur when filler nose is used. While the majority of complications are minor, a small percentage of patients may experience longer-term issues. Most often, these complications cause pain and swelling. This can be avoided by not smoking prior to 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 operations to the nose, scarring or multiple rhinoplastys are more at risk for developing pressure complications.
Cost of non-surgical rhinoplasty
The amount of dermal and non-surgical fillers used can affect the price of non-surgical rhinoplasty. The amount of dermal filler used depends on the shape of the nose and the desired result. For their skill, a skilled injector might charge a premium. A skilled injector will talk with you about his treatment plans and give you a complete cost estimate.
Bruising
Bruising caused by filler nose surgery can be a significant cosmetic concern. It does not have the to be permanent. There are natural remedies that can reduce swelling and prevent bruising. Bromelain (an enzyme made from pineapple) or Hirudoid crème for at least three to four days before you have your surgery can help minimize the effects of bruises. These remedies can be purchased over-the-counter to reduce the severity of bruises.
Necrosis
A recent study revealed that filler noses can lead to filler nose necrosis. This problem can be painful and may result in significant scarring. Physicians should also consider the possibility that medical malpractice can be brought against them. Over-the-counter pain relief is important. In mild cases, however, these may not be as effective. For more severe cases, narcotics may be required. Here are some tips to help treat filler-nose necrosis.
Duration
Your new nose may take several weeks to heal. Although you can still use cosmetics and other products within 24 hours of surgery, you should refrain from heavy activity, direct sunlight, and wearing thick eyewear. These activities could cause the filler to become brittle. Also, make sure not to rub or pick the area. You may also want to avoid taking alcohol, as it can increase blood flow in the treated area and cause bruising.