Nose filler works best on subtle, specific concerns, a bump, a dip, a slightly asymmetric tip, rather than as a way to make the nose smaller. Knowing which category you fall into before you book is the single biggest factor in whether you’ll be happy with the result.
This guide sets out the five real signs you’re likely a good candidate, who genuinely isn’t, and what happens at consultation either way.
What this guide covers:
- You have a visible dorsal hump or bridge irregularity
- Your nose tip lacks definition or projection
- Your concern is mild asymmetry, not major structural imbalance
- You want a reversible way to trial a change before surgery
- You’re not trying to make your nose smaller
- Who isn’t a good candidate
- What happens at consultation
- Frequently asked questions