Overview

• This treatment uses injectable dermal fillers (most commonly hyaluronic acid) to reshape or enhance the nose bridge, tip or sides—without surgery.
• It is often called “liquid rhinoplasty” or “nose sculpting injection”.
• It cannot reduce the size of the nose or fix functional issues like breathing problems—it’s strictly cosmetic augmentation.

     How the procedure works

1. Consultation with the doctor: assessment of facial structure, nose shape goals, filler type, risks.
2. Local numbing applied; precise injections into selected areas of the nose using needle or cannula.
3. Immediate visible result; slight swelling or minor bruising typically resolves in a few days. Korea Plastic Surgery Database
4. Aftercare: avoid pressing on nose, heavy exercise, sauna, or glasses heavy on the bridge for a short period.

     Typical Uses & Ideal Candidates

• Want to raise or refine the nose bridge
• Want to lift or shape the nose tip
• Want to correct minor asymmetries or smooth out bumps (not fix major structural issues)
• Prefer minimal downtime and non-surgical approach
  

     Longevity & Maintenance

• Results typically last 6-12 months for standard hyaluronic fillers; some variation depending on product and metabolism.
• Once filler dissipates, nose gradually returns to pre-treatment state unless repeat injections are done. eng.jeunexclinic.com

     Risks & Key Considerations

• As with any injectable treatment, risks include swelling, bruising, asymmetry, migration of filler, or more serious issues like vascular occlusion (rare but serious) when injecting the nose area.
• Because the nose has many blood vessels, choosing an experienced injector is very important.
• Non-surgical rhinoplasty is not a substitute for surgery when major structural changes are needed (e.g., big bump removal, major tip reduction).

     Why Choose Seoul / Korea for This Treatment

• Clinics in Seoul are well-versed in these injectable contour techniques, with wide experience in non-surgical nose enhancements.
• High standards: many clinics use KFDA-approved filler brands, have multilingual staff, and offer international-friendly services.

     Approximate Cost (Seoul)

• Typical cost for nose filler in Korea: from about ₩180,000 to ₩500,000+ (roughly USD 130–360+) per 1 ml depending on filler brand and clinic.
• Many treatments use under 1 ml for subtle results.

     Pre-Treatment Checklist ✅

• Bring clear reference photos of your desired nose shape
• Ask doctor what filler brand will be used and whether it's approved
• Verify doctor’s credentials and experience in nose injections
• Understand the expected longevity and cost of maintenance
• Avoid blood-thinning medications (if advised) and plan for minor downtime

     After-Treatment Care ✅

• Avoid pressing, massaging or wearing heavy glasses for 24-48 hours
• Stay upright and avoid heavy exercise, saunas or alcohol for at least a day
• Use cool compresses if swelling or bruising occurs
• Attend any recommended follow-up to check the outcome

     Good to Know

• The result is instant, though final shape settles in ~1-2 weeks.
• Because fillers are temporary, you have the flexibility to adjust shape or stop treatment if you prefer.
• If you later consider surgical rhinoplasty, non-surgical filler is also a way to “preview” possible results of a more permanent option.