Trying to decide between surgical rhinoplasty and filler rhinoplasty? The first step is comparing and contrasting the procedures. There are many reason why filler rhinoplasty may be the right option for you. In the end, it all depends on your personal needs.  Surgical rhinoplasty can involve extensive, complex reconstruction of bone and cartilage, along with the implantation of grafts and synthetic implants. You can expect these procedures to last up to four hours. Filler rhinoplasty, on the other hand, is much less complex and only involves external injections. Because of this, the procedure can last as little as 15 minutes. Its lack [...]

If you’re having trouble breathing through your nose after a rhinoplasty procedure, a nasal collapse may have occurred. A nasal collapse is a situation where one or more parts of the nose have experienced a loss of structural integrity and may seem deflated or otherwise malformed.  Rhinoplasty involves reshaping and removing the cartilage of the nasal skeleton. Nasal collapses are usually a result of over-resection, which is when too much cartilage has been removed. The heaviness of the skin becomes more than the remaining cartilage can bear. Thus, people with thicker skin are more likely to experience this situation. Other reasons for [...]