Non-Surgical Nose Job

A Non-Surgical Nose Job (also known as liquid rhinoplasty) provides a quick, minimally invasive way to reshape and refine the nose without surgery. Using dermal fillers, this procedure smooths bumps, lifts the tip, and improves symmetry while offering immediate results and minimal downtime.

Benefits of Non-Surgical Nose Job

This treatment gives you visible improvements in nasal shape without the risks or recovery associated with surgical rhinoplasty. You can correct minor imperfections such as dorsal bumps, drooping tips, or asymmetry while keeping your natural look.

Because dermal fillers can often be dissolved or adjusted, the results are somewhat reversible and adjustable. You’ll enjoy enhanced facial harmony with results that often last between 12-18 months, depending on filler used and lifestyle.

What Can I expect after a Non-Surgical Nose Job?

After treatment with dermal fillers, you may experience mild swelling, redness, or tenderness around injection sites – these effects typically subside within a few days.

You’ll see immediate visual improvements in shape, e.g. a smoother profile or lifted tip, with full settling of results over 1-2 weeks.

Normal activities can usually be resumed immediately, but it’s best to avoid pressure, heavy activity, and extreme heat for a day or two to keep results clean.

Procedure Time

30 - 45mins

Treatment Recovery

1 - 2 Days

Duration of Results

12 - 18 Months

Back To Work Time

Same Day

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do results last?

Results usually last between 12-18 months, depending on the type of filler, how much is used, and individual metabolism. Touch-ups help maintain the outcome.

Is it painful?

Discomfort is generally mild. A topical numbing cream is often used before injections, and the filler itself may contain a mild local anaesthetic. Most patients report feeling a slight pinch or pressure.

Who is a good candidate for a non-surgical nose job?

Ideal candidates are those looking to correct minor issues such as a small bump, asymmetry, or drooping tip. If you want to change the nasal width significantly, fix breathing problems, or require structural changes, surgical rhinoplasty may still be necessary.