Disadvantages
Where there are advantages, there must always be disadvantages. On the one hand, a non-surgical nose correction is not suitable for extensive changes, and on the other hand the actual problem is not corrected but merely “hidden”. The biggest disadvantage, however, is the fact that a nose correction without surgery, compared to the conventional method, does not provide a permanent result.
Both the hyaluronic acid and the injected Botox are completely broken down by the body after some time. The enormous improvement in the appearance of the nose will therefore gradually disappear. Although the complete breakdown of the hyaluronic acid usually takes more than 3 years, unwanted changes in shape are already visible after about one year.
For this reason, most patients undergo follow-up treatment after about 1.5 years, which entails renewed costs. The question that every patient has to ask himself in this context is whether in the long run a classic nose correction does not make more sense and is ultimately cheaper overall, because even the introduction of hyaluronic acid and especially Botox, carries certain risks.
