Hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty involves injecting hyaluronic acid into the nasal bridge to increase height. This injection method is currently the most common practice in the aesthetic industry.Thorough communication with your cosmetic physician before hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty is crucial. Patients must clearly discuss desired height increases, specific areas requiring elevation, and preferred width/narrowing proportions with a professional physician beforehand. During the procedure, the total dose is typically distributed across multiple injection points—often three to four sites along the nasal bridge.
Hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty is suitable for the following types of patients:
Low Nose: A flat nasal bridge lacking facial contour.
Saddle Nose: A depressed nasal bridge and cartilage with an upturned tip, resembling a saddle.
Straight Nose: Adequate bridge height but a straight profile lacking the desired conical shape.
Drooping nasal tip: The nasal tip sags downward, with the highest point located on the nasal bridge.
Low nasal root: The nasal root is flat and low, with a short nasal body, resulting in disproportionate features.
Wavy nose: The central axis of the nasal bridge is incomplete and lacks smoothness.
Horizontal nostrils: The nostrils form a flared, "eight" shape, with wide and flat nasal wings.