When reading nasal filler removal cases, first check the type of previous procedure and the anatomical areas addressed during surgery. While some articles specify the removal of calcium hydroxyapatite or hyaluronic acid filler from the nasal bridge and nasal tip, others simply state that previous nasal filler was removed. The scope of documented information varies from case to case.
This includes cases where filler removal was combined with correction of a crooked nose and a bulbous or drooping tip, as well as cases where the bridge line was refined with a silicone implant after removal. These before-and-after photos show not only the change from filler removal, but also the subsequent rhinoplasty performed at the same time. Rather than assuming filler-dissolving injections and surgical removal during surgery are the same method, review the actual process described in each article.
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Previously injected nasal filler was removed, the protruding dorsal hump was rasped, and lateral osteotomies were performed. The blunt nasal tip was elevated using autologous rib cartilage, and both the nasolabial angle and septum were corrected.
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A bulbous, upturned nasal tip, the appearance of a protruding mouth, and nasal obstruction were addressed by removing columellar filler, reinforcing the nasal tip with autologous rib cartilage, placing a customized silicone implant, adjusting the nasolabial angle, and correcting a deviated septum.
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An uneven nasal bridge, damaged septal cartilage, and nasal obstruction were corrected by removing the existing silicone implant and filler, followed by autologous rib cartilage reconstruction, re-insertion of a customized silicone implant, and septoplasty with inferior turbinoplasty.
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To correct the residual deviated nasal bone, dorsal hump, and nasal obstruction remaining after a previous silicone rhinoplasty, the existing implant was removed and lateral osteotomy, autologous rib cartilage tip plasty, and septoplasty were performed.
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To resolve a persistent drooping tip and dorsal hump deformity after filler and PDO thread lifting, foreign material was removed, followed by nasal tip reconstruction using autologous rib cartilage, a silicone implant on the nasal bridge, and septoplasty.
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A case addressing a drooping, elongated nasal tip after silicone rhinoplasty and nasal filler procedures. The existing implant and residual filler were removed, the support structure was reinforced using autologous rib cartilage, and the nasolabial angle was corrected.
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For a male patient who had received repeated filler injections for a low nasal bridge, foreign material was removed, followed by nasal tip rhinoplasty using autologous rib cartilage and the insertion of a customized silicone implant.
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A crooked nose, influenced by facial asymmetry, a history of orbital fracture, and facial contouring surgery, was corrected to align with the central facial axis, along with clearing existing filler and refining a drooping tip and the nasolabial angle.
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After permanent filler injections left the nose crooked and bulbous, the filler was removed, and a refined line was created using autologous rib cartilage for nasal tip support, lateral osteotomy, and a customized silicone implant.
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For a blunt, wide bulbous nose and drooping tip following nasal filler injections, we performed filler removal, created a tip support structure using autologous rib cartilage, reinforced the septum, and thinned the skin.
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Following prior surgery with a silicone implant and ear cartilage, the patient presented with a long, drooping columella and a crooked nose. The ear cartilage was replaced with autologous rib cartilage, the nasolabial angle was adjusted, and septal correction was performed.
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For Artecoll semi-permanent filler on the nasal bridge, a damaged septum, an upturned nasal tip, and nostril asymmetry, foreign material was completely removed, followed by septal reconstruction using autologous rib cartilage and alar rim lowering.
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For a wide nasal tip and nasal sill, residual filler, and a deviated septum, we removed the filler and performed donor rib cartilage tip correction, nasal sill reduction, nasolabial angle correction, septoplasty, and rhinitis surgery.
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For nasal obstruction caused by nasal bridge filler, a bulbous nose, a deviated septum, and inferior turbinate hypertrophy, foreign material was removed, followed by nasal tip correction using autologous rib cartilage, septoplasty, and turbinoplasty.
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A case where a septal defect and filler-induced deformity were identified after five prior surgeries. Following filler removal, the septum was reconstructed with autologous rib cartilage, and the nasal tip was reinforced using existing deep temporal fascia.
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A case involving an implant from 17 years ago, residual filler, and a long, drooping nasal tip. Calcified autologous rib cartilage was harvested to correct the nasolabial angle and lower the radix starting point.
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A case of an upturned nose and widened bridge caused by dermal graft absorption. After removing nasal filler placed 2 years ago, a straight bridge line was established through septal extension, alar rim lowering, and correction of the depressed dorsum.
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A case of a drooping columella, crooked nose, and nostril show following prior filler, Misko, and silicone rhinoplasty. Autologous rib cartilage reconstruction and alar rim grafts were performed after implant removal.
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There are cases where a crooked nose and bulbous tip were corrected while removing previous filler, and records where the bridge line was refined with a silicone implant following removal. These records allow you to verify the actual procedures performed for each patient. Identifying what was performed concurrently helps avoid confusing the changes in the photos with the results of filler removal alone.
First check whether the source article specifies the material, such as calcium hydroxyapatite or hyaluronic acid filler. When the specific type is not stated, it should not be presumed to represent the removal of a particular substance beyond what is written. Furthermore, because these records include surgical removal during surgery, they should not be viewed as showing all fillers being managed with the same injection or the same removal approach.
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