A filler nasal job may be a good choice if you are interested to have non-surgical rhinoplasties. This procedure can be performed by many medical professionals at Dental and Facial Aesthetics of South Florida. These professionals are experts in the field and will help you find the perfect filler for your requirements. If you are concerned about the cost, you may also be interested in reading about the risks and bruising of filler nose jobs.
Dermal filler rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty with dermal filler is an easy procedure. It can be done in the office by an experienced injector without the need for anesthesia. The downtime following the procedure is minimal and patients can resume their normal activities immediately. Patients will experience immediate results, and they will continue to improve over the next few weeks. The patient's aesthetic requirements will determine the type of dermalfiller used.
Complications of filler nose
Filler nose may lead to complications. Although most complications are minor, some patients may have more serious issues. The most common complications involve pain and swelling. These can be prevented by quitting smoking or drinking excessive alcohol prior to the procedure. Patients with a history or hypertension are at higher risk for developing complications at the nasal tip. Patients who have undergone multiple surgeries, such as scarring or rhinoplasty, are at greater risk of developing pressure complication.
Non-surgical Rhinoplasty: Cost
The cost of non-surgical rhinoplasty with dermal fillers varies based on the amount of dermal filler used. The amount of dermal filler used depends on the shape of the nose and the desired result. A skilled injector can charge a premium for their skills. A professional injector will share his recommendations with you and provide a detailed cost estimate.
Bruising
Filler nasal surgery can cause serious cosmetic concerns. However, it does not have to last forever. There are natural remedies that can reduce swelling and prevent bruising. Bromelain (an extract from pineapple enzyme) and Hirudoid can be used to minimize the swelling and bruising. These remedies can be purchased over-the-counter to reduce the severity of bruises.
Necrosis
A recent study found that filler noses can result in a condition known as filler nose necrosis. This can cause severe pain and even scarring. Medical malpractice lawsuits may be possible for practitioners. In mild cases, it may be possible to use over-the counter pain medication. Some cases may need narcotics. Here are some helpful tips for treating filler nose necrosis.
Duration
After your procedure, your new nose may take several days 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 can push the new filler out of place. Don't rub, pick or pick at the area. Alcohol can cause swelling and blood vessels to constrict.