Nose
LipoStructure庐 to the Nose
The nose is an area we usually don鈥檛 think about in terms of filling or enlarging. 聽However, irregularities, bumps, scars and imperfections can be smoothed and reshaped with the addition of structural fat. 聽Skin cancers of the nose are common, and treatment often leaves an unattractive defect and scarring. 聽Fat can be placed to soften the scars and fill in the defect. 聽Likewise, a bump on the nose can be disguised by placing fat above and below the area, and visible cartilage in the nasal tip from a bad 鈥渘ose job鈥 can be camouflaged. 聽But LipoStructure fat grafts into the nose are most useful for rejuvenation and correcting nose deformities from previous nose operations. 聽Fat grafted to the nose by the Coleman method does not feel like fat, but rather feels like skin, cartilage, bone or muscle , basically assuming the quality of the part of the nose into which it is placed.
Aging
The aging nose loses fullness in the upper nose and between the eyebrows more than any other location. 聽As this area atrophies, wrinkles form between the eyebrows and on the upper nose. 聽As the upper nose shrinks, the remaining parts of the nose become relatively larger. 聽Therefore the tip appears larger with the atrophy of the upper nose. 聽As this happens, the tip may also appear to plunge.
Shape
Rhinoplasty surgeries often leave a nose with an 鈥渙pen roof.鈥 With this common deformity, the cartilage and bony parts of the nose have been separated so that it looks like a long trough through which the septum can be felt or even seen through the thin skin of the nose. 聽In addition, the cartilage or bone can become deformed in many ways after rhinoplasties. The skin of the nose in some patients is so thin that irregularities can be amazingly visible after nasal surgery.
For the patient seeking a stronger nose, more definition to their nose, or a change in relative proportion of one part of the nose to another or to the rest of the face, fat grafting is a useful tool.

30 year old presented with a large tip, made more obvious by inadequate size of his upper nose. Before (left) and 15 months after one session of fat grafting to the upper nose. On the profile view, the distance between his eyelashes and his nose is remarkably greater. Just the addition of this subtle amount made him appear much calmer and handsome. No other procedures were performed.
Coverage
The most obvious and simplest use of fat grafting to the nose is to fill in irregularities and divots. 聽Placing a thin layer of fat under the skin provides support for the skin and can disguise visible irregularities of the cartilage and bone. Concentrating the fat grafts into specific areas can improve the light reflex down the middle of the nose or subtly change the proportion of one part of the nose to another part. A layer of fat can not only disguise visible irregularities in the nose, but also correct a 鈥減inched鈥 nasal rim