THE HIDDEN DANGERS OF NON-SURGICAL OR LIQUID RHINOPLASTY

In other words, if you think you can get a good result with adding filler to your nose, I believe in my opinion it is a mistake. But it can produce temporary acceptability. However, there are isolated circumstances where a depression or a lack of volume may be improved temporarily and I emphasize temporarily by adding filler and selected areas of the nose.
SKIN LOSS AND BLINDNESS FROM LIQUID RHINOPLASTY
Because fillers are so readily available by unscrupulous and minimally trained medical professionals, the possibility of a major mistake is great. The most significant complications encountered and reported to date are skin loss, whereby the injection process obstructs and impairs the blood supply to a certain skin area of the nose. Once the blood supply stops, the skin dies, turns black and falls off. This can happen anywhere on the nose from the forehead to the lateral sides in the tip.
If the product enters an arterial or venous vessel this could create blindness. This has been reported. Also, lumpiness, asymmetry, and a disproportionate dissolution of the product could, during the absorption process create a more unsightly result than initially treated. Filler on the nose can be a temporary solution to an area of low volume or indentation or depression. It is not a final significant improvement to the nose.
THE COST TO MAINTAIN WILL EXCEED THE SURGICAL FEE
As stated, liquid injections or nonsurgical rhinoplasty must be maintained with repeated injections over time. Eventually, the patient will end up spending as much, if not more than they would for a real artistic surgical result. And lastly, in my opinion, liquid or nonsurgical rhinoplasty eventually will go the way of the umbilical breast augmentation and is the equivalent of wearing a padded bra wishing that you had a breast augmentation.