Medical rhinoplasty
Dr. STROUMZA ESCOFFIER performs non-surgical rhinoplasty at his office.
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What is the medical rhinoplasty ?
La medical rhinoplasty is one of the increasingly common requests for cosmetic medicine.
It's a rhinoplasty without surgery and without scars.
The technique involves injecting hyaluronic acid using a very small cannula to smooth out a pronounced bump. Hyaluronic acid can also be injected with a very fine needle to improve the definition of the tip of the nose or correct imperfections resulting from surgical rhinoplasty.
The areas that can be treated are the bump, the tip, the nostrils.
The results obtained are generally very natural. The injection lasts between 1 and 2 years.
Progress of the intervention
Before a medical rhinoplasty
- Consultation
- Tips: Stop smoking 2 weeks prior, stop taking anticoagulant medication (aspirin or NSAIDs) 10 days before the injection, and avoid wearing makeup before your appointment.
- Signature documents (quote, informed consent), and taking pre-operative photographs
- Reflection period: 15 days between the first consultation and the injection
The injection of the medical rhinoplasty
- Anesthesia: no
- Duration of the intervention: Between 15 to 30 minutes
Follow-up and Results of the Injection
- Post-operative instructions Avoid makeup for 24 hours, avoid sauna/steam room for 15 days
- Result: from a few hours to 15 days
- Duration of action: between 6 and 12 months most often
Fee for the intervention
- You will receive a quote at the first consultation.
- The price includes the consultation and the hyaluronic acid injection.
- Not covered by social security
List of anatomical areas concerned
- Lips
- Temples
- Cheekbones
- Nose (Medical Rhinoplasty)
- Chin (Medical Genioplasty)
- Nasolabial folds
- Dark circles / Eyelids
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Article written by the editorial team and validated by Dr. Nathaniel Stroumza Escoffier, plastic surgeon — RPPS 10100674943
Published on July 21, 2025 · Updated on March 24, 2026 · Discover the journey of Dr. Stroumza
Sources & references HAS · SOFCEP · SFCPRE · PubMed · Order of Physicians
This article is for informational purposes only and does not replace a medical consultation.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not replace a medical consultation.