How Much Does a Nose Job Cost? Three Women Share Their Surgical and Nonsurgical Experiences
Three women share their journeys to a new nose, including a nonsurgical nose job using dermal fillers (or liquid rhinoplasty), a surgical rhinoplasty, and a revision rhinoplasty. Find out why they chose the procedure they did, how much they each paid, what the recovery was like, and if they thought it was worth it.
RealSelf Verified doctor and board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. William Lao also shares his expertise to help you learn more about nose augmentation options. From who makes a good candidate and what impacts the cost to how to find a qualified provider and get the best results, Dr. Lao shares the pros and cons of surgical and nonsurgical rhinoplasties to help you decide which option is right for you.
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Such a professional video !!
considering i’m from atlanta this makes me feel better
This a very professional video and the doctor did an excellent job explaining what rhinoplasty is. The only thing he didn't explain was ethnic rhinoplasty. Ethnic rhinoplasty differs from Caucasian rhinoplasty because, with Caucasian rhinoplasty you are shaving the nose and reshaping the tip, etc. In contrast, with ethnic rhinoplasty, where you are building the bridge of the nose with either rib cartilage, ear, etc., reducing the alar base, and on top of that, there is the thick skin to worry about, and it is sufficient to say that not all plastic surgeons can do this since most are trained with Caucasian noses, and so one needs to find a specialist. I like the first girl, but she should have undergone a surgical rhinoplasty instead of the non-surgical options. There are a couple of reasons; There is the risk of blindness even in the hands of the best surgeon. In the cases I have read, the doctor injected into a blood vessel. There is also the case of necrosis in the nose (death of tissue) The cost adds up. If you spend 1700 dollars every six months to year over eight years, you would have already paid for the price of a rhinoplasty. Finally, fillers don't dissipate completely, so after getting years of fillers on your nose, and you ultimately want to get a rhinoplasty, there is a chance that nose might not come out the way it would had you not gotten so many fillers
Man my stepmother abused me and put products on my bed to make my left side of my face more swelled up. Somehow my nose became a lot more noticeable on the left side of my face. I moved to France and everyone told me that I would look wayy better if my left side of my nose was like the right side. I have a hump but it isn't seen on my left side I want to look for a doctor but I live alone on a low salary in France as I do my pastry chef school. Guess I'm fuckrd
Great,
How about we advertise and normalize natural and diverse beauty so women don't feel the need to go under the knife for trends?