As you would expect, there are limitations to liquid rhinoplasty. These will dictate if this is right for you or not. Liquid rhinoplasty can even out irregularities along the bridge of the nose, make the nose appear straighter, raise the nasal bridge, or hide a dorsal hump (by raising the other parts of the bridge). Fillers can be used to make depressions in the walls of the nose appear flat. Botox can be used to give the nose a more upward point.
But there are limitations, as well. Liquid rhinoplasty cannot address the nostrils. It has only limited ability to change the tip (none if the tip is too bulbous). It cannot address large humps on the bridge. It cannot make overly large noses appear smaller.
If the issues with your nose are primarily centered around the bridge, however, liquid rhinoplasty with our experienced team can be a good option. If you’re interested in possible future actual nose surgery, this can also be a good way to basically “demo” a new nose.