You've had nose filler. Can you still get nose surgery? 👀 Of course you can. Most nose fillers are hyaluronic acid fillers, but some of the filler often remains even after time has passed⚠️ If surgery is done while filler is still there, it can lead to ✔ A risk of inflammation ✔ Lumpy, uneven results ✔ Problems when placing an implant or cartilage We've summed it up in this video👃 A plastic surgeon explains nose surgery after nose filler📖
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Of course it's possible. That said, most fillers used in the nose are hyaluronic acid fillers, and they're usually said to dissolve after about 6 months, but in reality, from what I've felt with my own hands,
and when I open up the nose in the operating room, there's always 10 to 20% still left in there. If you operate while there's still filler in there, not only is there a chance of inflammation,
but if you place an implant or insert cartilage with the filler still there, it could end up lumpy. Personally, I'd suggest that about 1 or 2 weeks before surgery, you get hyaluronidase, an injection that dissolves filler, ahead of time.
Or, if that's not practical or you're very sensitive to pain, you can get the filler-dissolving injection under sedation on the day of your nose surgery and then go ahead, and the surgery is completely doable.
The audio in this video is in Korean. The title, description, and subtitles are translations of the original Korean posted on the channel. Results may vary depending on each person's condition.
