This is a critical question to ask.While the procedure is straight forward for a trained, respected, and trusted plastic surgeon, people who don’t appreciate and understand needling and introducing material to the facial structure can cause significant damage with non-surgical rhinoplasties.
Firstly, if the product is introduced to the wrong area of the nose, it can cut off blood supply to that region, which leads to tissue death. This arises by blocking “end arteries,” which are responsible for supplying any given area of the body with oxygenated blood. If these become blocked, the skin of the nose and the affected area may begin to die, and even cause retina damage leading to blindness.
Rest assured, these complications only arise when an untrained, incompetent practitioner performs the procedure. As such, it falls to you, the patient, to make a correctly informed choice when selecting your doctor to perform any treatment. Dr. Gale is fully transparent with his training, qualifications, and ability to successfully perform this procedure.