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Hyaluronic acid injection into the tip of the nose: "Tip Hyal".

Because it refines the overall facial impression quickly without using a scalpel, it is chosen by many patients at BIANCA CLINIC.

 

This time, under the supervision of Dr. Yuu Okubo,Expected Effects and Precautions for Hyaluronic Acid Nose TreatmentsWe will explain this using actual case examples.

 

 

Change the look of your nose tip with hyaluronic acid! What is "Nose Tip Hyal"?

 

When you hear "nose hyaluronic acid," don't most people picture it being injected into the bridge of the nose?

Bianca Clinic also offers hyaluronic acid injections for the nasal tip, known as "Nasal Tip Hyal."

"My nose tip points upward," "My round nose tip is my complex..."Nose tip hyaluronic acid injections can be an effective option for those with such concerns.

"Make the tip of the nose pointier," "Want to make the tip of the nose higher," etc.We can provide a delicate approach tailored to each patient's individual needs.

 

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【Case Study】Just injecting hyaluronic acid into the tip of the nose can make this much of a difference!

 

These are before-and-after photos of hyaluronic acid nose treatments.

Refining the tip of the nose tightened the overall impression of the face.

The defining feature of Bianca Clinic's nasal tip hyaluronic acid treatment is achieving maximum results with minimal injection volume.

Just 1cc—a single injection—can bring you closer to your ideal nose tip. (Injection volume varies by individual.)

 

While hyaluronic acid nose treatments are often perceived as convenient due to their short procedure time and lack of incisions, the risk of serious complications—such as necrosis caused by blood flow impairment—cannot be entirely ruled out.

To minimize risk as much as possible, knowledge and skill are still essential.

Bianca Clinic has adopted the “BIANCA Method Hyaluronic Acid Treatment” developed by Director Hotta.

Only experienced physicians with thorough knowledge of anatomy perform nasal hyaluronic acid injections.We strive to ensure safety management.

 

To reduce pain after hyaluronic acid nose filler and promote better results, how you spend your downtime is also important.

We provide thorough follow-up guidance for home care during your recovery period. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.

 

What are the risks of hyaluronic acid injections?

Hyaluronic acid injections are a widely used treatment aimed at improving wrinkles and volume loss. While considered highly safe,Since it is a medical procedure, there is always some risk involved.

The main risks include:Vascular occlusion, infection, induration, hematomaThese include vascular occlusion, which is the most serious complication. If hyaluronic acid enters a blood vessel, it can block blood flow downstream, potentially causing severe symptoms such as skin necrosis or blindness.

The face contains an extensive network of blood vessels, and even with thorough knowledge of anatomy, individual variations exist.No matter how carefully you proceed, you cannot completely eliminate risk.

Therefore, Bianca Clinic thoroughly implements measures to minimize the risk of vascular damage or occlusion.

 

• Apply negative pressure prior to injection to confirm it has not entered the bloodstream.

• A special needle with a rounded tip called a "microcannula" is used.

• Inject into a safe layer considering the course of blood flow

If vascular occlusion is suspected,Promptly inject hyaluronidase (degrading enzyme) to dissolve hyaluronic acid.and address the issue before symptoms progress.

Although these complications are extremely rare,Risk mitigation measures and a system enabling swift response in emergenciesBoth are important.

When considering treatment, it's important to confirm the doctor's experience, the safety of the medications used, and the clinic's support system before proceeding with confidence.

 

 

Summary｜Achieving a Natural-Looking Nose Tip with Hyaluronic Acid Injections

Hyaluronic acid injections to the tip of the nose can refine the appearance of the nose without using a scalpel.

At Bianca Clinic, based on our unique injection method,It brings about natural yet definite changes.

If you're concerned about having a "round nose tip" or "want to make your nose tip higher," let's first discuss during a consultation whether this procedure is suitable for you.

 

 

Treatment Details: Hyaluronic Acid Injection
Cost: ¥84,700 per syringe; Nasal tip injection: ¥118,580 regardless of filler type
※Costs vary depending on the number of units used.
※Separate treatment fee: ¥24,200 + Acupuncture needle fee: ¥2,420
Estimated treatment period and number of sessions: Approximately 6 months to 2 years
※Results may vary depending on the formulation used and the area of application.
Side Effects and Risks: Infections, vascular embolism, unevenness, etc.
Regarding the formulation used:
・This treatment involves the use of drugs not approved in Japan or treatments that differ from their approved indications.
・Medicines and medical devices used for treatment are imported through personal import procedures under the judgment of our clinic's physicians. For information on medicines and other items requiring caution in personal import, please refer to the following.
　https://www.yakubutsu.mhlw.go.jp/individualimport/purchase/index.html
・Except for products that have obtained pharmaceutical approval, there are no other domestically approved pharmaceuticals or medical devices with the same ingredients or performance.
・Information regarding safety and other matters in other countries
Juvederm is a product approved for manufacture and sale by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare and is also recognized by the U.S. FDA.
Restylane is a product approved by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare and was the first non-animal-derived stabilized hyaluronic acid filler to receive approval from the U.S. FDA.
The German Merz-manufactured Veloterro series has received approval from the U.S. FDA.
・In the unlikely event of serious side effects, this product is not covered by the national pharmaceutical adverse reaction victim relief system.

 

 

※This article is intended for general informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any specific disease. If you have health concerns, please consult your physician.