NON-SURGICAL RHINOPLASTY IN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
Rhinoplasty is a surgery that can balance out your nasal features and provide dramatic results. However, if you are mostly happy with the size and shape of your nose and only want to fill in a hump, or define the tip, a non-surgical rhinoplasty may be the perfect, minimally invasive alternative to full rhinoplasty surgery. You can achieve many of the same results you see after a rhinoplasty procedure with a non-surgical rhinoplasty. Seattle Plastic Surgery is happy to offer non-surgical rhinoplasty to the Seattle and Tacoma areas.
HOW DOES NON-SURGICAL RHINOPLASTY WORK?
A non-surgical rhinoplasty uses dermal fillers to enhance the shape and appearance of the nose. Instead of undergoing general anesthesia, incisions, or stitches, a non-surgical rhinoplasty is non-invasive and only uses injectable products to give you the nose you want. Once your Seattle plastic surgeon injects the filler, they will then massage the filler into the correct position.
Normally, your cosmetic surgeon will inject hyaluronic type fillers. These fillers are often used for lip injections and are perfectly safe when injected by a qualified, board certified cosmetic surgeon. You can also find hyaluronic acid in many esthetic procedures such as chemical peels. This substance is part of some of the fluids already present in our body. Allergic reactions or rejections are extremely rare because of this. It is important to use caution if you are pregnant or breastfeeding and your plastic surgeon will advise to wait until after you are not pregnant or nursing anymore.
When you come in for your Seattle non-surgical rhinoplasty appointment, your plastic surgeon will begin by marking the injection points on your nose. They will review the plan with you as they do this to make sure you still feel confident in your procedure. Next, they will clean the injection sites before injecting the filler into the targeted areas of the nose.
A little filler goes a long way when it comes to a non-surgical rhinoplasty. Injecting the filler normally only takes a few minutes once your cosmetic surgeon verifies the sites and injects with careful precision. Once the filler is injected, your injector will gently use their fingers to move the filler into place and position it so that you see the results you want.
