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The Lifespan of Liquid Rhinoplasty Explained

Before and After liquid rhinoplasty

Before & After Liquid Rhinoplasty

Introduction to Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty

Welcome to the cutting-edge world of non-surgical rhinoplasty, a revolutionary technique that empowers you to enhance your nose’s appearance without enduring surgery. Liquid rhinoplasty harnesses the power of dermal fillers, offering an innovative, non-invasive approach to nose augmentation. Imagine the thrill of achieving your aesthetic aspirations with minimal downtime, stepping out with newfound confidence and poise! Whether you’re looking for a subtle refinement or a striking transformation, non-surgical rhinoplasty caters to your individual desires, delivering impressive, tailored results. The procedure is gaining momentum, and for good reason—it’s a game-changer that aligns with today’s fast-paced, beauty-conscious lifestyle.

Longevity of Nose Fillers

One of the most common questions about filler rhinoplasty is, “How long does it last?” The lifespan of nose fillers can vary significantly, depending on the type of product used and the specific area of the nose treated. On average, hyaluronic acid (HA) products can last anywhere from 6 months to an impressive 18 years. The duration of effect for HA products in liquid rhinoplasty is reported to range from 6 months to 18 years depending on the product and site of injection. Some experts even report that HA fillers can maintain their effect for up to 8 years following a single injection. Multiple authors report that the duration of treatment with HA fillers in the nose can last up to 8 years after a single injection. Various factors, such as the type of filler, the patient’s metabolism, and lifestyle choices, can influence how long the results last. Understanding these factors is crucial to managing your expectations and making informed decisions about your treatment.

Varieties of Fillers Utilised

Different types of fillers are used in nose procedures, each offering unique advantages and drawbacks. Calcium hydroxyapatite (CaHA) fillers are known for their high viscosity and the ability to provide excellent definition. CaHA has higher G’ and viscosity than HA fillers, providing adequate definition for use in the nose and stimulating fibroblast induction and neocollagenesis, with increased collagen production present for a year or longer after injection. This makes them a popular choice for those seeking pronounced changes. On the other hand, polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) fillers are a more permanent solution, offering results that last for 5 years or more. PMMA is a permanent nonreversible filler that consists of PMMA spheres suspended in bovine collagen, with results lasting 5 years or more. While PMMA provides longevity, it’s crucial to consider that its effects are non-reversible. Understanding the pros and cons of each filler type is essential for making a decision that aligns with your aesthetic goals and lifestyle.

Preserving the Outcome

Maintaining the results of your liquid rhinoplasty is crucial for enjoying enduring satisfaction. Embrace these actionable tips to extend the effects: shield your skin from excessive sun exposure, adhere to a robust skincare routine, and stay adequately hydrated. Injection of cross-linked HA stimulates de novo production of Type I collagen in the skin, which may account for longer-term results observed after placement of dermal filler. This enhanced collagen production can further solidify the longevity of your results. Scheduling periodic touch-ups is also imperative. While fillers boast significant durability, regular maintenance will keep your look fresh and prevent noticeable changes over time. Adopt a proactive approach and collaborate closely with your practitioner to devise the optimal schedule for your needs. Stay disciplined in your aftercare and you’ll find your confidence soaring as you maintain your refined appearance.

Risks and Considerations

As with any cosmetic procedure, awareness of potential risks and considerations is essential. One of the most common side effects of non-surgical rhinoplasty is bruising, occurring in approximately 1.58% of cases. Other potential complications include transient vessel occlusion, vision loss, and skin necrosis, albeit at much lower rates. The most common complication in nonsurgical rhinoplasty was bruising (1.58%), followed by transient vessel occlusion (0.35%), vision loss (0.09%), and skin necrosis (0.08%).

To minimise these risks, it is imperative to choose a highly qualified and experienced practitioner. A skilled professional not only reduces the likelihood of adverse effects but also ensures that the results are as close to your aesthetic goals as possible. Never underestimate the importance of thorough research and consultation when selecting your specialist. It is your face and your confidence at stake—prioritise quality and expertise above all else.

Additionally, be mindful of the aftercare required post-procedure. Following the practitioner’s guidance to the letter is non-negotiable if you want to achieve and maintain the best results. This includes avoiding strenuous activities, refraining from touching or manipulating the treated area, and keeping your follow-up appointments.

Finally, keep an open line of communication with your practitioner. Don’t hesitate to discuss any concerns or unusual symptoms you may experience. Timely intervention can prevent minor issues from escalating into significant complications. Remember, vigilance and adherence to professional advice are your allies in navigating the path to a successful non-surgical rhinoplasty experience.

Conclusion

Liquid rhinoplasty is a beacon of opportunity in the world of aesthetic enhancement. This transformative procedure, powered by determination and precision, offers a flexible and dynamic route to achieving your ideal nose. Various fillers cater to unique needs and aspirations, providing options for those seeking both subtle and dramatic changes. The key to success lies in understanding your choices, maintaining disciplined aftercare, and working closely with a trusted professional.

Your journey towards self-confidence doesn’t end with the procedure—it continues with every proactive step you take to preserve and enhance your results. Stay vigilant in your skincare routine, protect your skin, and schedule periodic touch-ups to keep your look fresh and refined. Remember, every action you take today shapes your tomorrow.

Be relentless in your pursuit of aesthetic goals. Embrace the change with unwavering confidence, knowing that each decision and effort brings you closer to the best version of yourself. Trust in the process, stay committed to your aftercare, and let your newfound confidence shine brightly. Liquid rhinoplasty is not just a procedure; it’s a journey of self-improvement and empowerment. Seize this opportunity, and watch as your transformed appearance fuels your determination to achieve even greater heights.

If you have any questions about liquid rhinoplasty, please call Dr Ivo Gwanmesia on 02074741300

 


Dr Ivo Gwanmesia

Dr Ivo Gwanmesia is one of Harley Street’s most experienced and renowned craniofacial plastic surgeons. With over a decade of professional experience, he has transformed the lives of countless patients from all over the UK & abroad.

Due to his vast and hands-on training in the UK and the US, Dr Ivo now specialises in more than a dozen different aesthetic, craniofacial and transgender procedures. Some of them include face, neck, and brow lifts, upper and lower blepharoplasty, breast reduction & breast uplift as well as facial feminisation surgery, to name a few.

Dr Gwanmesia has also conducted pioneering research, which led to the development of a new technique for the reconstruction of the middle vault of the nose, known as the ‘Fulcrum Spreader Graft’. He was also part of a study comparing the efficacy of the Sheen Spreader Graft and the Fulcrum Spreader Graft. The study has since been published on PubMed and the Journal of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.