Skip links

Book an appointment

AS Clínicas

Nonsurgical Rhinoplasty

– WHAT IS IT?

Rhinomodelling is a widely used alternative to rhinoplasty, as it makes it possible to change the appearance of the nose without resorting to a more invasive intervention, such as an operation.

It is a globally safe procedure that carries few risks for the patient’s health and well-being. It is therefore an increasingly popular option for resolving aesthetic imperfections in the nose area.

However, it is important to note that rhinomodelling is not suitable for all individuals and, as such, you should always consult a specialist doctor and follow their clinical opinion as to the best procedure for your case.

Rhinomodelling is a completely painless treatment, as a local anaesthetic is administered prior to the procedure. Recovery is also generally quick and immediate, requiring no period of convalescence, unless complications arise, which are usually easy to resolve. However, you should always talk to your doctor about any post-treatment care you may need to adopt.

What is nonsurgical rhinoplasty?

Rhinomodelling or nasal bioplasty is an aesthetic procedure that improves the appearance of the nose. It is an alternative to rhinoplasty (plastic surgery of the nose).

This is a procedure that can correct many of the imperfections in the shape of the nose without the need for surgery.

Rhinomodelling is a nasal filler, capable of correcting defects in the nasal contour or inaccuracies caused by previous rhinoplasties.

In what situations is rhinomodelling recommended?

As an innovative skin rejuvenation technique, this treatment can be used by anyone who wants to:

  • Redefine the skin of the face and neck;
  • Eliminate the so-called “double chin”;
  • Achieve a skin rejuvenation effect;
  • Improve facial contour.

How is rhinomodelling done?

Rhinomodelling uses hyaluronic acid or hydroxyapatite calcium, which are modelling substances capable of modifying nasal contours, elevating the tip of the nose and correcting unwanted angles.

Rhinomodelling can also make use of specific traction threads that modify the shape and length of the nose.

In the diagnostic phase, the contour and profile of the face are analysed. At this point, certain points are marked and the substance that fills in the areas to be altered is applied.

In some cases, more than one application may be necessary if more volume is needed or if the skin is more resistant.

How long do rhinomodelling results last?

Although it is recognised that the chances of treatment are more limited and that the technique is not definitive, it is possible to resolve simpler cases with rhinomodelling, which helps to improve the individual’s appearance aesthetically.

It is also important to note that the results of rhinomodelling using hyaluronic acid generally last 12 months. However, this time can vary from case to case.

What is the difference between rhinoplasty and rhinomodelling?

Rhinoplasty is a plastic surgery procedure that allows for the aesthetic and/or functional correction of the nose. To do this, a change is made to the bony part of the nose (in the case of a globose nose, a small nose, a large nose, a drooping nose, a crooked or deviated nose, among other conditions), always considering the functional side, i.e. breathing. The aim is to strike a balance between aesthetics and function.

Rhinomodelling, on the other hand, is a much less invasive procedure that is carried out on an outpatient basis and intervenes exclusively from an aesthetic point of view, i.e. only on the outside of the nose. This procedure does not interfere with the bony part of the nose, but only addresses the soft tissues (skin and subcutaneous fat).

Frequently Asked Questions

Rhinomodelling is aimed at patients who have small deformities in their nasal profile. This procedure can help resolve cases where the nasal tip is thinner and drooping.

No. Rhinomodelling is a painless procedure, as local anaesthesia is applied before it is carried out.

The rhinomodelling procedure begins with the application of a local anaesthetic. The specialist doctor then fills in with hyaluronic acid using a cannula or needle.

You should always contact specialised doctors with the experience and training required to carry out the procedure properly.

In this way, you should seek out a trusted professional who takes responsibility for making a relevant assessment, providing a detailed and enlightening diagnosis, so that you can assess your priorities and which treatment (or treatments) are best suited to your specific case.

Rhinomodelling is an aesthetic procedure that is limited to the nose area. However, the results achieved can generate enormous satisfaction and lead to a significant improvement in the self-esteem of the individual who resorts to this procedure.

Once the procedure has been carried out, the individual can return to their normal routine if there are no complications.

However, it is not advisable to expose the patient to the sun. During the first few days after the procedure, massage of the nasal area should also be avoided.

As long as the procedure is carried out by a doctor who is properly qualified and experienced in the field, rhinomodeling is a very safe procedure. However, as with any other procedure, there are some associated risks.

It is therefore not without its possible complications. However, the possible complications that may exist are usually easily resolved, and may include:

  • edema (increased volume, swelling);
  • infections;
  • unsightly results;
  • allergies;
  • granulomas;
  • vascular occlusion (which can cause necrosis or blindness).

To minimize the risks, it is important to be well informed about how this procedure works.

Yes. Fillers made with hyaluronic acid are contraindicated for:

  • Pregnant and breastfeeding women;
  • Individuals with autoimmune diseases or immunodepression;
  • Individuals with a history of severe allergies or anaphylactic shock.
BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT ONLINE

Contact us

We reply within a maximum of 24 working hours.

    Explore
    Drag