Nasal hump

A nasal hump is a bony or cartilaginous prominence on the bridge of the nose. It can be congenital (present from birth), result from previous nasal trauma, or stem from aging and changes in cartilage structure. Genetic and ethnic factors also influence its development and appearance.

We use non-surgical rhinoplasty with hyaluronic acid, a non-invasive technique that balances nasal proportions. We strategically inject high-density hyaluronic acid in specific areas to camouflage the hump, creating a more harmonious profile. It's reversible and tailored to your aesthetic goals.

Generally one session is sufficient, though some cases require touch-up at 2-3 weeks. Results are immediate after injection, improving progressively over the first 7-10 days as hyaluronic acid integrates. Duration is approximately 12-18 months.

The procedure is virtually painless thanks to topical anesthesia and atraumatic cannulas. There's no downtime: you can resume activities immediately. Minor mild bruising may appear, disappearing within 24-48 hours. It's suitable for any healthy adult without relevant medical contraindications.