[EtoneTV] Before Nose Surgery, Can Filler Injections Help?

Before nose surgery,

can filler injections help?

Many people consider nose surgery and worry,

“What if it doesn’t suit me?”

So a lot of people wonder whether it might be a good idea

to try filler injections first before nose surgery.

I also get this question often during consultations.

To put it simply,

I think trying filler first

is one good option.

It is especially useful for people who are concerned

because they have a low nasal bridge.

That is because when the nasal bridge is raised with filler,

you can experience in advance

how the overall impression of your face changes.

In that sense, it is definitely a good way

to estimate how satisfied you may feel

when the nasal bridge is higher.

But when we talk about nose surgery,

the tip of the nose is just as important as

the bridge!

Unfortunately, there are limits

in that area.

In general, nose surgery often involves

both the bridge and the tip

at the same time.

However, subtle changes to the tip of the nose

are quite difficult to control

with filler or other procedures alone.

Because the cartilage structure of the nasal tip is complex,

it is hard to create the desired shape accurately

with filler alone.

You can get a sense of the bridge with filler,

but fine changes to the nasal tip

are difficult to achieve with filler alone.

If you want to predict changes to the nasal tip,

the best approach is to come directly to a plastic surgery clinic

and have a consultation.

We can use cotton swabs

or other simulation methods

to help predict changes to the nasal tip.

In particular, technologies such as 3D scanning

and virtual surgery simulation

are very helpful in showing subtle changes

to the nasal tip in advance.

I hope this was helpful in making a wise decision.

Thank you.