Frequently Asked Questions
Correcting a droopy nasal tip with filler injections involves strategically placing the filler to provide support and lift to the nasal tip. Filler is often injected into the columella, the tissue between the nostrils. This can help lift the nasal tip by providing support at the base. Small amounts of filler can be placed at specific points on the nasal tip to reshape and elevate it. In some cases, injecting filler along the bridge or at the base of the nasal spine can help create a more lifted appearance by altering the overall contour and support structure. Additionally, Botox injections can be used to lift the tip of the nose.
A non-surgical nose job, also known as liquid rhinoplasty, can help improve the appearance of a "parrot nose" or hooked nose by camouflaging the curvature, lifting the nasal tip, and improving symmetry. However, it should be noted that fillers add volume and cannot reduce the size of the nasal hump or overall nose size. For more pronounced hooked noses or significant deformities, surgical rhinoplasty may be required to achieve the desired outcome.