Non-surgical rhinoplasty does not reduce the overall size of the nose but may be considered to adjust nasal contour in appropriately selected patients. It can be used to address mild contour concerns such as small irregularities along the nasal bridge, indentations, areas of hollowness, a low nasal bridge, or minor asymmetry.
In selected cases, patients with a mildly drooping nasal tip may be assessed to determine whether non-surgical techniques could improve tip support or projection. This approach is limited to mild to moderate aesthetic concerns and is not suitable for significant structural or functional issues.
Non-surgical rhinoplasty may be discussed with patients who are not ready for surgical rhinoplasty or whose concerns do not warrant surgery. Results vary between individuals and are temporary. All suitable options are discussed during consultation.
