Understanding Nasal Anatomy

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Non-surgical rhinoplasty (NSR) is a popular procedure worldwide and requires advanced knowledge and techniques. In the hands of an experienced injector, it is a very powerful and useful procedure that can correct many aesthetic nasal concerns. Although it cannot produce permanent results, NSR can also have high patient satisfaction; one study of 35 patients, who underwent a NSR procedure with dermal fillers, reported extremely high patient satisfaction rates and did not observe any complications, with patients returning to normal daily activities immediately following treatment.1
With an ideal hyaluronic acid filler and technique, practitioners can correct dorsum problems, increase the rotation and the projection of the nasal tip, balance dorsal aesthetic lines and change the width of the nose. In addition, deformities after a surgical rhinoplasty – such as saddle nose (loss of height of…

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