Non-surgical rhinoplasty is a cosmetic procedure that modifies the shape of the nose using hyaluronic acid injections, sometimes supplemented with botulinum toxin.

Medical rhinoplasty using injections is a good option for patients self-conscious about the shape or profile of their nose, and whose morphological characteristics include:

Hollow at the tip of the nose,
bump,
minor asymmetries,
concave nose (or saddle nose),
insufficient projection of the nasal tip,
depression at the nostrils,
drooping tip

The most common case is that of a small bump visible due to the hollow at the bridge of the nose. An injection of filler in this precise area, between the nose and the forehead, can then camouflage or eliminate this unsightly bump. For cases of a drooping nasal tip or flared nostrils, a Botox injection can relax the muscles involved and alleviate the problem.

Hyaluronic acid injections are also suitable for patients wishing to make minor adjustments following traditional surgical rhinoplasty (localized or diffuse hollows, residual bumps, slight retraction of the nostril, overly visible cartilage contour) or who have an Asian, African, or mixed-race nose and do not wish to undergo ethnic rhinoplasty. Non-

surgical rhinoplasty cannot remove excess tissue. Surgery remains your only option for correcting significant disharmonies.