Permanent nose filler is a great way to improve the appearance of your nose without undergoing a surgical procedure. The procedure involves injecting a gel-like substance into the area where you want to make improvements. The gel-like substance is then trapped inside tiny capsules under your skin, resulting in a more even-looking nose. The temporary results are immediate, and you can resume normal activities immediately after the procedure.

The Risk Of Blocking Blood Flow In The Artery Supplying The Nose

The procedure can be risky, however. There are several reasons why it should only be done by a trained professional. One of the biggest risks is the risk of blocking blood flow in the artery supplying the nose. There is also a risk of obstructing blood flow to branches of the ophthalmic artery after the procedure. Because of these risks, it remains a risky area to inject.

The duration of a nose filler procedure is determined by a variety of factors, including the type of material used and the patient’s facial features. Depending on the type of filler used, the treatment can last six to eighteen months or even longer, with touch-ups. Many patients find the initial lifting effect disappears after just a few months or weeks. This may be due to the metabolization of the filler.

The procedure takes about 20 minutes, and involves the application of dermal fillers to the nasal area. The doctor will take pictures of your face before the procedure, and will then settle you in an exam chair. The doctor will then use a micro-droplet technique to inject the dermal filler into the nose. This technique keeps the dermal filler in the correct location and allows for natural-looking results.