The hyaluronic acid used in this procedure is purified. Once injected, it integrates with the body's natural components, causing the skin to expand. Specialists then sculpt an aesthetically pleasing nasal shape based on the individual's facial proportions. The key advantage of hyaluronic acid is its lack of side effects, delivering excellent results. Post-procedure, individual responses may vary, potentially causing redness, swelling, bruising, or occasionally a slight granular sensation in the skin. Rest assured, these effects typically subside within about one week.
Candidates for hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty:
1. A low nasal bridge that lacks facial contour, resulting in a flat appearance.
2. A drooping nasal tip with the highest point on the nasal dorsum.
3. Concave areas on the nasal bridge or cartilage, with an upturned tip, creating a saddle-shaped nose.
4. Flared nostrils forming an outward-pointing "eight" shape, resulting in a wide and flat nose.
5. A nasal bridge of normal height but overly straight, lacking the natural tapered contour of the nose.
6. A low nasal root and short nose, creating a sense of disproportion.
Hyaluronic acid (HA) injections for rhinoplasty are popular among women seeking beauty enhancements due to their speed, safety, and effectiveness. However, HA injections last shorter than implant-based rhinoplasty. Over time, repeated injections are needed to maintain results—a drawback of HA. Medical aesthetics professionals advise seeking careful consideration when choosing rhinoplasty methods, listening to physician recommendations, and selecting options based on individual circumstances.