Can a non-surgical nose job be done on a wide nose?
A non-surgical nose job uses dermal filler to the nose and is a treatment for only very experienced practitioners to perform.
Often, dermal filler is injected on the bridge of the nose to add volume to correct any dorsal humps, for a straighter, slightly higher nose bridge. Unfortunately, without surgery, the width of the nose cannot be shrunk. However, dermal fillers add volume, and can give an optical illusion of a smaller nose bridge by adding more height. This would obviously have to be assessed in a consultation an experienced practitioner who will perform this procedure, to see if it would be a suitable option for you.
The nose consists of a high vascular structure, which supplies blood to the eyes. This is what considers a non-surgical nose job to be a higher risk area and must only be performed by a very experienced practitioner. Injecting filler in certain areas carries risks, including the potential for serious complications like blindness if the filler enters a blood vessel. To mitigate this risk, a cannula—a long, blunt-tip needle—may be used, as it is less likely to pierce arteries.
Due to the complexity and risks associated with this procedure, it’s crucial to have it performed by an experienced practitioner.