Nose Job without Surgery

If someone asks who do you want to look like and how do you propose to look like them, what would you say? Megan Fox, Patrick Dempsey, Zac Efron or Vanessa Williams? Pick any one, but the answer to the second part of the question would be the same. It is simple! Get a nose job! Go and get yourself a nose job and voila! You will have at least a part of your dream, come true. However, jokes apart, a nose job without surgery is not solely meant for enhancing your appearance, but it is also done to correct breathing problems and post-trauma problems. It is related to plastic surgery, but it's not exactly the same. In scientific and medical terms, it is called non-surgical rhinoplasty. Colloquially, it is also called a '15-minute nose job'.

Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty

The Procedure
To begin with, a minimal amount of dermal filler, which is injectable, is injected into the areas which need alterations, so that a smoother and uniform appearance can be achieved. The procedure used is the microdroplet technique. To say the least, this is not a blink and it's done kind of procedure. It needs a series of treatment sessions before the final result is achieved. Moreover, after a session, at least a month has to pass before you move on to the next. This is because the fillers need time to show what they can do. What happens after the fillers are injected is that your body's defenses start attempting to wall off every single microdroplet of the filler. The result is a formation of a capsule of a tissue that affixes and holds it in a position. Now, as time passes, the natural tissue around the filler generates more volume in the area. Hence, the nose job results cannot be correctly inferred at the end of every single session.

It can only be judged by the doctor and the patient, after a certain amount of time, that how many injections more are needed, and where, to bring about the total effect that is desired. Another interesting thing about this non-surgical nose job is that it can be performed without anesthesia, even in an outpatient scenario. There is another non-surgical method that is practiced, where flexible nose inserts are placed in the nostril between the nose tip and back of the nose. The catch with these is that they reshape an individual's nose only when they are worn.

Positives of Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty
There are many uses and benefits of non-surgical rhinoplasty, from improving your looks to correcting a twisted nose! Here are a few uses of this non-surgical nose job.

• Enhancement and improvement of the symmetry of the nose
• Reducing a bump by filling out the nearby tissues
• On a drooping nasal tip, this procedure can bring about a lifting effect
• Unsightly dents, depressions or grooves are reduced to a great extent
• This is also effective for defining a flat bridge or mellow down the round tip of an individual's nose
• Finally, if someone has a saddle nose or a scooped nose, it can be rectified with non-surgical nose job

Risk Factors
Despite the fact that in non-surgical rhinoplasty, the risk levels are much lower than in surgical rhinoplasty, just as there are positives associated with a nose job without surgery, there are some safety issues, which qualify for a mention here. Basically the risks involved are

• Infection
• Undesired aesthetic outcomes
• Bruising and inflammation at the site of the procedure
• Skin damage in the nasal area
• Hypersensitivity reactions

Ultimately, I think all those before-and-after photographs of people are not without having to shell out a considerable amount. Even if it makes you look good, I believe, you can surely avoid it if there is no serious health problem associated with a badly shaped nose! Why tamper with what you have naturally!