In the second of their two-part article, Mr Geoffrey Mullan and Mr Ben Hunter advise how to successfully perform a non-surgical rhinoplasty treatment
Non-surgical rhinoplasty (NSR) is a procedure that is attractive to many patients who are not prepared for the downtime or risk of complications associated with surgical interventions, or who do not need a surgical reduction rhinoplasty.1,2 NSR involves the reshaping of a nose using soft tissue augmenters such as hyaluronic acid (HA) and can provide a very natural result.1 This article will draw upon the anatomical considerations discussed in our previous article, will explore the techniques for NSR and provide tips on how to perform a successful treatment. The possible complications and risks will also be explored, as well as how to best manage and avoid these.
Techniques for NSRSome nose deformities are relatively simple to treat in NSR, others should be left to more experienced practitioners, or may require a surgical solution.
