Hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty not only avoids altering the nasal contour but can achieve a more prominent bridge than typical microcrystalline ceramic rhinoplasty. It delivers a more natural and longer-lasting result at a significantly lower cost. This procedure involves comprehensive reshaping of multiple areas—including skin soft tissue, alar cartilage, lateral nasal cartilage, and septal cartilage—to meet three-dimensional aesthetic standards and design a rational nasal tip enhancement plan.
We all know hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring substance in tissues. It plays a crucial role as a matrix in the human skin's dermis layer, serving vital functions in both overall tissue structure maintenance and intercellular transport. Using a substance naturally present in the body as a cosmetic filler undoubtedly yields superior results.
During hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty, the dosage is typically distributed across multiple injection points—often three to four along the nasal bridge. As the filler is injected, the doctor sculpts the shape while it remains malleable. By manipulating the material before it sets, the desired contour is achieved, with immediate visible results.
The key difference between hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty and surgical rhinoplasty is that the former requires no incisions, is painless, delivers rapid results, and has no side effects.
Hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty creates a natural-looking result, as if the tissue grew organically. There's no risk of the nose shifting out of place upon contact. This is because the hyaluronic acid gradually integrates with the skin, becoming part of it over time. Surgical rhinoplasty alters the entire nasal framework, whereas hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty refines subtle aspects of the nose.