Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty

Using a combination of ultra high quality dermal filler and wrinkle-smoothing injections, our advanced injectable practitioners (all of whom are doctors) can help correct asymmetry and bumps on your nose, and refine the tip of your nose. The non-surgical rhinoplasty, (or 'non-surgical nose job') treatment is a low risk, minimal downtime alternative to surgical rhinoplasty for correcting and sculpting the contour of your nose. Where once only surgery was the only option, today the non-surgical rhinoplasty offers a very effective non-invasive alternative with a subtle, natural result.

Using fillers made from hyaluronic acid the nose can be re-shaped and re-contoured, often in combination with expertly placed Anti-Wrinkle Injections to relax the various muscles of the nose. The Dermal fillers we use for the non-surgical rhinoplasty are made of hyaluronic acid, a safe and inert substance that occurs naturally in our bodies. The filler is injected in microdoses in controlled points, targeting the precise areas that require enhancing or re-balancing. This treatment is an advanced procedure and is only performed by our highly trained advanced injectors, all of whom are doctors with surgical experience.

This procedure helps correct hooking of the nose, dorsal hump or bump on the bridge of the nose, mildly drooped tip of the nose and mild corrections after surgical nose jobs. It can also be used to correct congenital asymmetry and irregular contours and shape of the nasal tip, and can be used to block downward shift of the nose when smiling and talking, if this is an issue for you.

This treatment is designed specifically for the nose.

Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty can be used in combination with all our other injectable treatments such as Anti-Wrinkle Injections, Profhilo, Dermal Fillers and Nucelofill as well as all our facials, especially our Mesotite Facial which further tightens and sculpts the face.

There can be raised bumps or slight redness from injection points but this usually subsides within a couple of hours. With any injectables there is always a chance that bruising and/or swelling can occur which would usually arise within 24 hours of the treatment. To reduce the risk of bruising we suggest that you avoid omega-3 fatty acid supplements, blood thinners and alcohol for 48 hours prior to your injectable treatments.

Yes - we often use the non-surgical rhinoplasty technique to refine and correct minor deformities created by previous surgical rhinoplasty. It can be a good alternative to revision rhinoplasty surgery.

As one of London's most experienced clinics offering the non-surgical rhinoplasty treatment, we only use the very highest quality hyaluronic acid dermal filler products. For the nose we usually use Juvederm Volift®, an intermediate density, advanced dermal filler with minimal risk of swelling. The non-surgical rhinoplasty should last for 12-18 months and will gradually break down over this time, however, there will be some individual variability with timescale.

We recommend not wearing glasses or sunglasses for 24 hours after the non-surgical nose treatment if you have had injections on the bridge of the nose to minimise the risk of swelling. If you have not had filler injections in this part of the nose then you can safely wear glasses or sunglasses. Your practitioner will be able to advise on this following your procedure.

Following dermal filler treatments, we recommend being careful not to touch the area excessively in the first 6 hours or so as this can increase the risk of swelling. We also recommend sleeping slightly propped up, on your back rather than your side, perhaps with an extra pillow or two to reduce the risk of swelling.  You may also take an over the counter antihistamine (such as piroton, clarityn or fexofenadine) to reduce the risk of swelling before you go to bed on the day of your filler treatment, and on the following day, to reduce swelling. Bruising can be treated with topical arnica gel or cream. Exercise is best avoided for 24 hours post treatment to reduce the risk of swelling.

We recommend not wearing makeup around the injected areas for 12 hours after the treatment to reduce the risk of skin infections. Mineral-based makeup including Oxygenetix may be used on the area immediately after the treatment and we would recommend using a sunscreen on the area (such as our ALL DAY LONG moisturiser) to protect the skin, which may be sensitive the day after your treatment.

Yes - you can start your normal skincare routine on the evening of your treatment. We would recommend using a sunscreen on the area (such as our ALL DAY LONG moisturiser) to protect the skin, which may be sensitive the day after your treatment.