LIQUID RHINOPLASTY

This treatment is carried out by simply injecting small amounts of dermal filler into the areas that require volume to smooth out any ridges or asymmetries using the appropriate technique.  We will then bring you back into clinic after 2 weeks once bruising and swelling has subsided to see if you may require any tweakments/top ups. This is all included in the price.

The treatment takes 10-15 minutes, however your appointment time allocated will be a 1-hour slot. As stated previously, here at Paige Emilee Aesthetics we strive to educate our clients on their treatment, that’s why we take our time to go through a detailed medical history, and discuss the risks and complications that come with a liquid rhinoplasty and how as a medical practitioner Paige minimizes these as much as she can.  A consent form must be filled out, and any questions that you may have will be answered prior to your treatment. We would love to take some before and after pictures for our website and instagram content but only as long as you consent to this!

The filler used for this treatment is a more firmer product to reduce movement and project volume, therefore has a higher viscosity meaning it will last longer. This treatment should last approximately 12-18 months, however does depend on the individual and lifestyle.

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Unfortunately all non-surgical treatments carry risks and side affects, however Paige has undergone intense training on how to treat any of these problems in the unlikely event that they arise. The most vital thing to remember with this treatment is that the nose has a complicated supply of small arteries and veins that connect to the eyes. This is why it is paramount that this kind of treatment is undergone by someone like Paige, who has detailed knowledge on the anatomy of the nose and safety maneuvers so that these risks are minimized as much as possible. There are common side affects usually lasting up to a maximum of 14 days, and some that are not so common.

COMMON:

• Tenderness
• Swelling
• Bruising

UNCOMMON:

• Allergic reaction
• Vascular occlusion: when the dermal filler is accidentally injected directly into a blood vessel causing a blockage in blood flow and potentially leading to tissue necrosis and blindness.
• Lumps
• Product migration
• Infection
• Severe swelling