Nonsurgical Correction of Deviated Nose Using Hyaluronic Acid Fillers

Abstract

Background: Nonsurgical correction of a deviated nose using hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers offers a minimally invasive alternative to traditional rhinoplasty. This study presents a series of cases demonstrating the efficacy of HA fillers in achieving improved nasal symmetry and alignment. Methods: Five female patients, aged 23 to 44, with varying degrees of nasal deviation, were treated with HA fillers. The filler was strategically injected into the deep subcutaneous or supraperiosteal planes to correct the nasal contour. Results: All patients showed significant improvement in nasal alignment and symmetry. The corrections were maintained during follow-up, and patients reported high satisfaction with minimal complications. HA fillers effectively camouflaged nasal deviations, providing a straighter appearance without invasive surgery. Conclusion: HA fillers offer a viable, nonsurgical option for correcting mild to moderate nasal deviations, providing satisfactory esthetic results with reduced downtime. However, limitations exist in addressing structural issues like septal deviation, and the results are temporary, necessitating periodic retreatment. Evidence-based Level: Level IV.