Nose Filler

Nose Filler involves injecting a specially formulated combination of filler and muscle relaxant into the nose in order to raise the soft tissue, therefore altering its shape and appearance.

Often a variety of nasal concerns (from minor lumps and bumps to unbalanced nostrils and depressions) can be counterbalanced by careful and precise placement of filler, disguising any visible imperfections as identified by the patient.

Aside from disguising any visible kinks and grooves, filler may also make the nose appear less broad by adding dimension, correct asymmetry, conceal imperfections from a broken nose, lift or reshape the tip, fill grooves, augment the bridge and perfect uneven nostrils.

Filler in the nose can also be a quick-fix for those testing the waters before permanent rhinoplasty, or wanting to revise previous work done on the nose.

Nose Filler will typically last up to 1 year. It should, however, be noted that filler may dissolve more quickly on a particularly expressive face that is subject to lots of muscle movement. This is why muscle relaxant is often used alongside filler in dermal treatments.

In order to maintain nose filler to an optimum level, we would recommend visiting the clinic for re-treatment every 9 months or so.

Filler is an extremely straightforward process, and one which shouldn't require any longer than 30 minutes of your time. Since you will first discuss your areas of concern with your practitioner at your consultation, treatment itself needn't take any longer than half an hour - in fact - many nip in to see us on their lunch hours!

Filler in the nose can result in some redness, bruising and tenderness around the injection sites, although all should subside within 2-3 days of treatment. Swelling, however, can linger for up to a week or so before you are able to see the full results of your filler treatment. Up until this point, it is normal for the area to feel a little tight as the filler settles and inflammation subsides.

There will likely be some lingering swelling and bruising after Nose Filler, but nothing that warrants any significant 'recovery' in the traditional sense. Recovering from Nose Filler is actually rather as simple as leaving the clinic: no downtime, no sick leave, no need to complicate things.

For best results as you heal however, we would recommend that you try to avoid activities that will increase the blood flow to the face and aggravate swelling, stay sat upright for the first 4-6 hours, and refrain from wearing sunglasses or reading glasses for the first 12.

Immediately. Many, in fact, return directly to work from their treatment at the clinic.

It is fairly common for slight bruising from the injections to appear 2-3 days after treatment, which some may feel hinders their ability to return to work straightaway, but do rest assured that this can easily be concealed with makeup if necessary.