Located at the center of the face, the nose plays a crucial role in creating a first impression, whether positive or negative.

When the nose is harmonious with other facial structures, it contributes to a very positive facial energy, generating a favorable initial impression.

For those who are dissatisfied with the shape or size of their nose, or those who wish to alter the nasal tip, nostrils, nasal bridge, or even all three components, surgical intervention may be required to reshape the nasal structure.

With structural nose augmentation, the intervention involves altering and adjusting the anatomical structure of the nose to improve its form and function. However, not everyone is ready for a surgical procedure.

Hence, non-surgical nose correction has become an ideal solution, utilizing filler substances to address issues such as a flat nose, raising the nasal bridge, and increasing nasal projection.

The only obvious drawback is that it cannot address a large nasal base. For cases where the nasal tip is drooping, a small amount of Botox injected at the base of the nose can help lift the nasal tip.

For cases of a flat nose, injecting fillers in the upper part or sometimes at the concave area of the bridge can significantly improve aesthetics. However, the drawback is that it can make the nose appear larger.

Therefore, it is necessary to undergo an examination, combined with consultation and visual simulation techniques, to determine the most appropriate intervention method for each case.

For cases of a low nasal bridge, using fillers to raise the nasal bridge has become increasingly popular and favored.