Nonsurgical Rhinoplasty in Orlando, FL 

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Nonsurgical rhinoplasty—also called a liquid nose job—is a minimally invasive approach that uses dermal fillers to temporarily reshape the nose. While it’s performed at some practices, Primera Plastic Surgery does not offer this procedure due to safety concerns and the temporary nature of the results. This article explains how nonsurgical rhinoplasty works, its potential risks, and how it compares with surgical rhinoplasty.

Below, we’ll cover what a liquid rhinoplasty can and cannot do, how it works, and what to expect.

What Is a Liquid Rhinoplasty?

A nonsurgical rhinoplasty uses injectable dermal fillers to reshape specific areas of the nose. By adding subtle volume, the procedure can smooth out small irregularities or create the illusion of a straighter nasal bridge.

Because fillers are temporary and reversible, the procedure may appeal to people who are not ready for surgery.

Who Chooses Liquid Rhinoplasty?

For the right patients, a nonsurgical nose job corrects certain concerns that cause them to feel self-conscious about their appearance. People who want the following enhancements sometimes consider a liquid nose job:

  • Have mild dorsal humps or asymmetry
  • Want a straighter nasal profile
  • Are interested in “testing” a surgical rhinoplasty before committing
  • Prefer minimal downtime and lower upfront cost
  • Do not want to undergo surgery

This procedure is not recommended for people who feel their noses are too large, as fillers add volume rather than remove it. For those who want safe, comprehensive, and long-term nose refinement, surgical rhinoplasty may be the better option.

What Are the Benefits of a Nonsurgical Nose Job?

The nonsurgical approach to reshaping the nose can be ideal for people with specific, isolated cosmetic concerns. Some advantages of liquid rhinoplasty include:

  • Immediate results
  • No anesthesia or operating room required
  • Reversible with hyaluronidase if hyaluronic acid fillers are used
  • A temporary way to “preview” surgical rhinoplasty results
  • Lower initial cost compared to surgery
  • Can refine results after previous rhinoplasty surgery

A nonsurgical nose job requires little to no downtime. Review our related blog post to learn more about liquid rhinoplasty recovery.

How Is the Procedure Performed?

The treatment begins with numbing the skin to ensure comfort (fillers are also pre-mixed with a local anesthetic). Because the nose has a complex vascular structure, precision and experience are critical for safety. It’s safest to inject filler into the bridge of the nose rather than into the tip, which is why we don’t recommend the nonsurgical approach for patients who want a narrower tip.

For safety and reversibility, most injectors use only hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers for nonsurgical rhinoplasty. These fillers allow for natural-looking results and can be dissolved if needed.

Some providers promote thread or string rhinoplasty as an alternative, but this approach also carries significant risks and does not provide lasting or natural-looking results. Learn more about string rhinoplasty.

How Does It Compare to Surgical Rhinoplasty?

While a liquid nose job can make noticeable improvements, it cannot achieve all that surgery can. A nonsurgical nose job cannot:

  • Reduce the size of the nose
  • Correct severe asymmetry
  • Provide permanent results

Because nonsurgical rhinoplasty is temporary, those seeking dramatic or permanent changes will find that surgical rhinoplasty with Dr. Gross remains the gold standard. Many patients use nonsurgical rhinoplasty as a stepping stone to surgery or to make minor refinements after healing from a surgical procedure. For a more in-depth comparison, read our related blog post comparing nonsurgical and surgical rhinoplasty.

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Surgical vs. Nonsurgical Rhinoplasty: Which Is Right for You?

If you’re deciding between traditional rhinoplasty and a liquid nose job, understanding the differences can help you choose the best option for your needs. Here’s how the 2 compare:

FeatureSurgical RhinoplastyNonsurgical Rhinoplasty
PurposePermanent reshaping of the nose (size, shape, function)Temporary cosmetic refinement (address minor irregularities, dorsal hump, asymmetry)
TechniqueSurgical procedure under anesthesiaInjectable hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers
Results
Duration
Permanent (results last a lifetime)6–12 months (requires maintenance)
Recovery Time1–2 weeks for initial recovery; full healing up to 12 monthsMinimal downtime; return to normal activities same day
CostHigher upfront cost; financing options availableLower initial cost; cumulative cost with repeat treatments
RisksSwelling, bruising, infection, anesthesia risksVascular occlusion, filler migration, rare complications
Ideal
Candidates
Patients wanting significant changes or improved functionPatients seeking subtle, temporary changes without surgery
CustomizationCan address tip size, nostril width, bridge height, functional issuesLimited to adding volume (cannot reduce size or correct breathing)

Dr. Gross can help you weigh your options during your personal consultation.

Cost of Nonsurgical Rhinoplasty in Orlando

The initial cost of a liquid nose job is significantly less than that of surgical rhinoplasty. Most nonsurgical rhinoplasty treatments require 1 to 2 syringes of dermal filler. You can get an idea of the price based on average U.S. market prices for dermal fillers, ranging from:

  • $500 to $1,500 for a single syringe of filler
  • $1,000 to $3,000 for 2 syringes of filler

Keep in mind that results last about 6 to 12 months, so you would need regular touch-up treatments to maintain your look.

Interested in exploring surgical rhinoplasty instead? These resources can help:

If you’re still weighing your options, check out our post, Nonsurgical vs. Surgical Rhinoplasty Costs for a side-by-side cost comparison.

See Real Rhinoplasty Results

Although nonsurgical rhinoplasty is temporary, surgical results can last a lifetime. Explore Dr. Gross’ rhinoplasty photo gallery to see why patients throughout Orlando trust him for natural-looking, balanced outcomes.

Set Up Your Consultation

If you’re interested in lasting, precise results, surgical rhinoplasty with Dr. Gross is the recommended approach. Call our Lake Mary office at (407) 333-3040 or request a consultation online to schedule your appointment today.

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