Injection rhinoplasty: non‐surgical nasal augmentation and correction of post‐rhinoplasty contour asymmetries with hyaluronic acid: how we do it

Systematic Review of Clinical Trials of Small- and Large-Gel-Particle Hyaluronic Acid Injectable Fillers for Aesthetic Soft Tissue Augmentation

“…Evidence for treatment of the nose was limited to two small case series with level 4 evidence . In one study, patients received SGP‐HA alone; in the other study, they received injections of SGP‐HA with fibroblasts .…”

“…Evidence for treatment of the nose was limited to two small case series with level 4 evidence . In one study, patients received SGP‐HA alone; in the other study, they received injections of SGP‐HA with fibroblasts . In one study, anticipated redness, swelling, edema, tenderness, and bruising were reported; the other study mentioned only mild dorsal deviation in one patient, which the authors suggested resulted from asymmetric injection .…”

Nasal Reshaping with Hyaluronic Acid: An Alternative or Complement to Surgery

“…However, retreatment may be needed to maintain the desired aesthetic correction because HA degrades over time. The efficacy and safety of HA have been established for facial aesthetic indications, 16–23 but information on nasal treatments is limited; clinical experience 7,9–12,14,15 and data from 2 small studies 8,13 and 1 retrospective case series 24 have been described. Here, the author presents his clinical experience of nasal treatments with HA during 15 years, with case descriptions to illustrate the use of HA as an alternative or complement to primary and secondary rhinoplasty.…”

Eiffel Tower Nose-Lift: Anatomical Basis and Concepts for Safe and Effective Nasal Injections

“…Dorsum is injected 1 in a rectangular shape, creating ideal double aesthetic light reflex lines along the dorsum edges (0.5 to 1 mL severe saddle nose; step 5)…”