Non Surgical Nose Job in our Bicester clinic
We can achieve some astonishing results by using dermal fillers for non surgical nose recontouring. We can adjust the appearance of noses that tip down, are hooked, asymmetric or bumpy in a matter of minutes with no downtime.
These treatments are increasingly popular as they are a lot less traumatic in comparison to a traditional surgical approach and are completely reversible. We can simply rebalance the proportions of the nose by applying the filler into strategic points and despite the fact that this treatment works by adding volume, we can decrease the apparent size of the nose.
Generally speaking, the effect of a filler nose job lasts for up to 18 months but can be reversed in a matter of hours with the enzyme Hyalase. Many of our patients request a non-surgical nose job as a precursor to surgery, in order to see what future results may look like.
Non Surgical Nose Job treatments at a glance
Please note that you are paying for the treatment only and no guarantee is made of any outcome. Refunds cannot be given under any circumstances, as the product has been used and the service has been delivered.
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