Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty With REVOLAX Sub-Q

Non-surgical rhinoplasties are among the most sought-after non-surgical procedures, favoured by many A-list clients and celebrities such as Made in Chelsea star Maeva D’Ascanio. With a less invasive treatment method than traditNon-surgical rhinoplasties are among the most sought-after non-surgical procedures, favoured by many A-list clients and celebrities, such as Made in Chelsea star Maeva D’Ascanio. With a less invasive treatment method than traditional rhinoplasty and no associated downtime, this guide explores what non-surgical rhinoplasty is, the benefits of this popular treatment, and why REVOLAX Sub-Q is the optimal dermal filler to use for the treatment.ional rhinoplasty and no downtime, we explore the benefits of this popular procedure in our guide to non-surgical rhinoplasty and why REVOLAX Sub-Q is the top choice of formula.

Maeva D'Ascanio Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty — Maeva D’Ascanio Nose Transformation @dr.motox

About REVOLAX Sub-Q

Boasting the thickest formula in the REVOLAX filler range, REVOLAX Sub-Q is a practitioner favourite, due to its advanced ability to sculpt the face and maintain its structure. REVOLAX Sub-Q differs from its counterparts, REVOLAX Fine and REVOLAX Deep, as it is formulated with a thicker gel that lasts between 12 to 18 months.

Thanks to its thick formula, REVOLAX Sub-Q is ideal for structural augmentations, including non-surgical rhinoplasties and augmentation to the cheek, chin, and jawline. Also, its thick formula makes it effective for treating deep to severe wrinkles, such as nasolabial folds.

What is Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty?

Also known as a liquid nose job, non-surgical rhinoplasty involves altering or reshaping the nose with injectable dermal filler. Like traditional rhinoplasty, this procedure is intended to refine the appearance of the nose, helping clients achieve their desired profile by temporarily altering its structure and shape. The treatment lasts around 30 minutes and often only requires one injection of dermal filler to create the desired shape.

Clients may seek this procedure to alter the following:

A mildly crooked appearance of the nose
A drooping tip of the nose
A bump on the bridge of the nose (dorsal hump)
A flat bridge of the nose
Age-related changes
Poor appearance of the nose following unsuccessful surgical rhinoplasty

Essentially, this treatment is ideal for those who can’t commit to a surgical rhinoplasty, as it offers a temporary and more affordable alternative.

How Does Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty Work?

So how does non-surgical rhinoplasty work? This treatment uses dermal fillers to provide clients with a similar aesthetic transformation to traditional rhinoplasty without the cost, downtime, and risks associated with invasive surgery. Typically, dermal fillers made from hyaluronic acid (HA) are used, which are capable of altering the shape of the nose and creating desired changes for clients. The changes usually involve adding volume to a particular area, enhancing contours, and smoothing lines.

However, not all dermal fillers are suitable for non-surgical rhinoplasty. It is important to use a quality filler that is thick enough to create these structural changes and will last for a good period of time, as well as being capable of providing the desired results. So, which dermal filler is best for non-surgical rhinoplasty?

What Dermal Filler is Most Suited for Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty?

For this procedure, we recommend REVOLAX Sub-Q to help you achieve optimal results. Sub-Q’s viscous consistency and ability to sculpt facial features make it ideal for use in this procedure.

The nose requires a thicker substance to create structure, making REVOLAX Sub-Q ideal for creating the perfect side profile with its thick gel consistency. The filler is formulated with the numbing agent lidocaine to help ease client discomfort and reduce bruising and swelling, making for a much more pleasant treatment. It is also available in a non-lidocaine formulation, which is suitable for those with allergies.

What Are the Benefits of Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty?

A non-surgical rhinoplasty can provide impressive results without the need for invasive surgery, perhaps the most persuasive benefit. However, there are additional benefits to the treatment, including:

No Downtime

With this procedure, bed rest is not necessary, and you can continue your normal daily activities post-treatment. No anaesthesia is required so clients can return to their normal activities almost immediately.

Results Are Immediate

Aside from some minor swelling, the results of a non-surgical rhinoplasty are almost immediately visible.

Changes Are Reversible

As non-surgical rhinoplasties are achieved via small injections of dermal filler, reversal of results can easily be achieved by dissolving the dermal filler with hyaluronidase – a HA dissolving agent.

More Cost-Effective Than Surgery

The cost of traditional rhinoplasty can vary and can also come at a staggering price, usually in the range of £4-8K depending on the practice. As non-surgical rhinoplasty does not involve the same degree of surgery, the cost is much more affordable.

Effective for Up to 18 Months

Results can vary depending on the longevity of the dermal filler used, skin condition and lifestyle factors. However, REVOLAX Sub-Q can last between 12 and 18 months.

Ekin-Su Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty — Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu Nose Transformation @dr.motox

What Are the Risks of Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty?

As with any procedure, there are associated risks that must be considered. When performed by a credible and skilled healthcare professional, the risk of complications from a non-surgical rhinoplasty is low. Nevertheless, potential side effects and complications should be made clear. We always urge clients to research their practitioners before making their appointments to guarantee safe treatment and their desired outcome.

One of the most serious complications of non-surgical rhinoplasty is necrosis, or tissue death. Whilst it is a rare occurrence, this is the treatment’s most severe complication. When the dermal filler is inadvertently injected into a blood vessel, it can have catastrophic consequences. However, it is when the filler exerts pressure on a nearby vein that it begins to slow blood flow. If the filler is injected directly into the vessel, it will prevent blood from being delivered to the skin, resulting in tissue death or necrosis.

Practitioners must inject the filler with extreme caution, due to the smaller surface area of the nose area and the number of blood vessels. Though if the correct procedure is followed, the risk of complications is low.