Liquid Rhinoplasty Treatments

If your nose makes you unhappy but a surgical rhinoplasty (nose job) feels too drastic or if you’re worried about the expense, then a liquid rhinoplasty could be your saviour! Liquid rhinoplasty is a non surgical treatment involving nothing more than dermal filler and a keen aesthetic eye to change the shape of your nose.
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What is Liquid Rhinoplasty?

Liquid rhinoplasty, also known as non-surgical rhinoplasty, is a non-invasive treatment that uses dermal filler to reshape and refine the appearance of the nose without surgery. Dermal filler can be used to even out bumps, improve the shape of and sometimes straighten the nose. Unlike a surgical nose job, liquid rhinoplasty involves no incisions and no general anaesthetic, and it usually means much less downtime. It cannot reduce the size of the nose and the results are temporary rather than permanent. It is not suitable for everyone and carries risks of its own, which your clinician will explain at consultation.

Wondering whether it is right for you? Our guide, Liquid Rhinoplasty: Is It Right for You?, covers who it may suit, what it cannot do and what to ask before you book.

Frequently Asked Questions on Liquid Rhinoplasty:

We aim to answer all your questions before your treatment.  If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us or book a consultation to discuss your personalised treatment.
Who would benefit from a non-surgical rhinoplasty?
People who consider liquid rhinoplasty include those with a hook-shaped or slightly crooked nose, a mild or moderate bump on the bridge, or a smaller nose that would benefit from more definition, including after surgical rhinoplasty. Whether it is suitable depends on your anatomy and goals, and is decided at consultation.
What will happen during treatment?
Before treatment you will have a free consultation with Dr McKeating to discuss your individual needs and the result you hope to achieve.

After numbing the area with local anaesthetic, a small needle or cannula will be used to inject small amounts of gel filler into the nose, which is then gently massaged and moulded into place to achieve the desired look. Most dermal fillers are made from hyaluronic acid, which the body gradually breaks down, so the effect is temporary. If you are unhappy with the result, tell the clinic as soon as possible. Whether the filler can be dissolved depends on the product used, and your clinician will explain the options at consultation. Having a non-surgical rhinoplasty will also not interfere or prevent you from having a full surgical rhinoplasty in the future, should you wish.

Does the treatment hurt?
The area is numbed using a local anaesthetic before treatment. The filler used also contains a local anaesthetic to help reduce any discomfort or pain. We use very small needles or cannulas, and we can stop at any time if you are uncomfortable. Your clinician will talk you through what to expect. After treatment you may have swelling, redness or bruising. Your clinician will give you aftercare advice and tell you when you can return to your usual activities.
How long does the liquid rhinoplasty last?
Depending on your individual treatment, the effects should last around one year. The effect of the filler can usually be seen straight away, although early swelling can change how it looks at first. There is usually much less downtime than with surgery, but some swelling or bruising is possible.
What are the risks of liquid rhinoplasty?
Dermal fillers carry risks. Bruising, swelling and redness are common, and infection or a reaction to the product can occur. Rarely, filler can block a blood vessel, which needs urgent treatment. Your clinician will discuss the possible side effects in detail at your consultation, and fillers should only be given by a suitably trained and qualified practitioner.
How much does liquid rhinoplasty cost at RejuvaMed?
A single session of liquid rhinoplasty at RejuvaMed costs £565. Your suitability for treatment, and whether any follow-up sessions are recommended, will be confirmed at a consultation with our team.

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