A filler nasal job may be a good choice if you are interested to have non-surgical rhinoplasties. This procedure is available by several South Florida doctors at Dental and Facial Aesthetics. They have years of experience and can help you select the right filler. Filler nose jobs can be expensive so you might want to read about the risks, as well as the bruising.
Dermal filler rhinoplasty
It is relatively simple to perform dermal filler rhinoplasty. The procedure can be performed in an office setting by an experienced injector, and without the use of anesthesia. Patients can resume their daily activities as soon as the procedure is completed. There is very little downtime. Patients will begin to notice improvement immediately following the procedure. This improvement will continue for several days. The patient's aesthetic requirements will determine the type of dermalfiller used.
Filler nose complications
The use of filler nasal may cause some 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 who have a history of hypertension are also at risk of developing nasal tip complications. Patients who have had multiple operations to the nose, scarring or multiple rhinoplastys are more at risk for developing pressure complications.
Non-surgical rhinoplasty costs
The cost of nonsurgical rhinoplasty with dermalfillers varies depending on the amount of filler used. The desired result and the shape of your nose will dictate the amount of filler needed. A skilled injector can charge a premium for their skills. A qualified injector can discuss the treatment plan with your doctor and offer a cost estimate.
Bruising
Filler nose surgery may cause significant cosmetic concerns. But it doesn't need to be permanent. There are natural remedies to minimize swelling and bruising. Bromelain (an extract from pineapple enzyme) and Hirudoid can be used to minimize the swelling and bruising. Both of these remedies are available over-the-counter and can help you minimize the effects of bruising.
Necrosis
A recent study discovered that fillernoses can lead in fillernasis. This condition can be very painful and could cause significant scarring. It is important for doctors to consider medical malpractice claims. For mild cases, over-the-counter pain management may be an option. Some cases may need narcotics. Here are some suggestions for treating filler nasal necrosis.
Duration
After your procedure, your new nose may take several days to heal. Cosmetics and other products can be used for 24 hours. However, it is best to avoid direct sunlight and heavy eyewear. These activities can cause the new filler not to be in its proper place. It is important not to rub, pick, or pull at the skin. You might also avoid drinking alcohol. It can cause swelling and blood vessel damage.