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Cocoline Plastic Surgery · 코코라인의원 · July 27, 2020
With just one filler injection, you thought you could get the nose line you had always dreamed of, but as time passed, did you feel stressed because the prettiness was only tempora...
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Clinic: Cocoline Plastic Surgery
Original post date: July 27, 2020
Translated at: April 23, 2026 at 1:34 AM
Medical note: This translation does not guarantee medical accuracy or suitability for treatment decisions.
With just one filler injection, you thought you could get the nose line you had always dreamed of, but as time passed, did you feel stressed because the prettiness was only temporary and your nose shape gradually started to sag?
Among many of you who clicked on this post, I think some are seriously considering rhinoplasty after nose filler.
Worried either way, nose surgery is always a concern. At Cocoline, where we have been performing nose surgery for more than 10 years, we prepared a Q&A about nose surgery after nose filler.
Does nose filler spread out over time?
Yes, it does. Filler is one of the cosmetic procedures that can safely change the shape of the nose because it is made of substances similar to those in our bodies. As those who have had filler will know, after the filler is injected with a syringe, there is a “molding” step in which the shape of the nose is adjusted by hand. It may be easier to understand if you think of it as a process in which the shape of the filler material can change. Due to this characteristic of filler, if nose filler is performed repeatedly, the previously injected filler can spread, and the nose may continue to look blunt.
Then is nose surgery possible after nose filler?
Yes, of course it is possible. If you have had a filler procedure before rhinoplasty, we dissolve all of the injected filler material before surgery for a more stable result.
Do I have to mention it during the consultation if I had filler?
Yes! Absolutely. For a safe and beautiful result, it is essential to know about any procedures you have had before surgery and prepare accordingly. Since nose filler must be dissolved before surgery, please be sure to mention it during the consultation.
When should the filler be dissolved?
We recommend dissolving it 1–2 weeks before surgery. If you have had filler and are thinking about surgery, we recommend scheduling the surgery with the time needed to dissolve the filler in mind.
If I get rhinoplasty after nose filler, is that considered revision surgery?
No, it is not. Since it was only a simple procedure, if you have not had surgery before, it counts as your first surgery, so there is no need to worry.
Has your curiosity about rhinoplasty after nose filler been somewhat resolved? If you are planning rhinoplasty, you may be thinking about which clinics to consult.
For all surgeries, I believe the most important process is to visit clinics in person, and decide after consultation.
During the consultation, depending on the nose shape and style you want, we recommend receiving enough consultation before making a decision.
At Cocoline, we put patient safety first and will do our best to deliver beautiful and natural results.
If you want various information and posts about rhinoplasty, please click the posts below!
✅ Introduction to Cocoline’s system https://blog.naver.com/cocoline2011/222020186675
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✅ If you are considering rhinoplasty without an implant https://blog.naver.com/cocoline2011/221829329855
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✅ About autologous rib cartilage https://blog.naver.com/cocoline2011/222033841320
If you are curious about autologous rib cartilage, click here!
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✅ About functional rib cartilage https://blog.naver.com/cocoline2011/221901313417
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If you have any questions about rhinoplasty, please feel free to contact Cocoline anytime. Thank you.
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