Rhinomodeling, also known as nose reshaping or rhinomodeling without surgery, is a non-invasive filler treatment performed in the nose area. It uses resorbable or permanent materials in order to correct nasal deviations, fill the bridge of the nose, smooth the appearance of bumps or raise the tip of the nose.
To undergo this treatment it is essential to put yourself in the hands of a specialist in Aesthetic Medicine who has mastered the technique and is able to assess whether the problems presented by the patient is suitable for this type of treatment.
The specific technique consists of implanting different filling materials that can be combined, if necessary, with botulinum toxin in the subcutaneous tissue, after application of topical local anesthesia.
Rhinomodelation: treatment results
Rhinomodelation is one of the most effective interventions with the highest degree of satisfaction for patients. It provides optimal results without the need for surgery and with a quick recovery.
In addition, the result is immediate, as well as aesthetic and natural, while providing harmony to the facial structure.
Rhinomodelation: price
Depending on the materials used, the cost of the treatment will vary.
Rhinomodelation can be performed with resorbable materials or with permanent materials. If resorbable materials are used, the cost of the session will be 490€. On the contrary, if the materials used are permanent the cost of the session increases to 790€.
Care after rhinomodeling
Rhinomodeling is a technique without postoperative complications, so the patient can immediately return to their daily routine.
Specialists advise sleeping during the first days with the head upwards and avoiding local pressure in the area, such as the use of glasses. It is also advisable to apply local cold during the first hours to minimize discomfort, which is minimal.
To minimize the risk of bruising, at the Institut Dr. Natalia Ribé we have a protocol for pre- and post-treatment as well as a cream for topical and home use that can also be applied before, during and after treatment, if appropriate.
The first few days should avoid impact sports that may expose us to any blow, as a precaution.