Can Filler Fine-Tune a Nose After Rhinoplasty?

So we're doing a secondary procedure. We just did a little lip injection, and I'm doing a quick little touch-up. I've opened a syringe of Restylane. I've used most of it for the lips, but I have a little bit left. She's had a rhinoplasty. It's really nice. She's very happy. But sometimes, as things heal, there may be little areas where you can touch up to make it even better, make it more perfect. This is the beauty of non-surgical. Even after a very nice result from a rhinoplasty, as things heal, you don't know how things will end up, and to make it more symmetric, a little bit more smooth and contoured, you can use a little bit of filler. If you're doing fillers to the smile lines, if you're doing fillers to the cheeks, if you're doing fillers to the lips once a year, twice a year, you can stop by and do a couple of little drops. It's a very, very nice option. So that's what we're going to do right now.

I'm going to soften the supratip break here a little bit. And now we have a really nice little supratip break, but it's a little softer than it was before. We're almost done. This was just a few little drops right here to the supratip, and it creates a nicer contour. As she healed, she shrink-wrapped a little bit there. There was a little bit of an exaggerated supratip break, but now it's very nice and feminine and soft, with a nice contour. That's it. It took less than 0.1 cc, and you can do it while you're doing other things on the face, to maintain beauty. It works very nicely.