Medical Rhinoplasty
Medical rhinoplasty refines the nasal profile with injectable fillers instead of surgery — to camouflage a small hump, smooth an irregularity or lift the tip. Dr Thomas Colson performs this temporary, no-downtime treatment with surgical-level knowledge of nasal anatomy.
Reshaping the profile without surgery
Medical rhinoplasty — also known as non-surgical or liquid rhinoplasty — refines the nasal profile using injectable dermal fillers rather than an operation. Dr Thomas Colson performs it in clinic, without general anaesthesia, to camouflage a small hump, smooth a minor irregularity, lift a slightly drooping tip, or improve symmetry.
It is an additive treatment: filler adds volume to balance the profile. It does not reduce bone or cartilage, and it does not make the nose smaller. For those goals, surgical rhinoplasty is required.
Medical rhinoplasty belongs to the non-surgical cosmetic medicine treatments Dr Colson performs at SKMC.
A safety-first treatment
The nose contains important blood vessels, so non-surgical rhinoplasty calls for a doctor with deep anatomical knowledge and the means to manage rare complications. As a plastic surgeon, Dr Colson performs this treatment with surgical-level understanding of nasal vascular anatomy.
Setting realistic expectations
Well suited to
- Camouflaging a small dorsal hump
- Smoothing a minor bump or irregularity
- Subtly lifting a slightly drooping tip
- Improving small asymmetries
- Refining or previewing before committing to surgery
Not suitable for
- Making the nose smaller overall
- Correcting significant deviation
- Improving nasal breathing
- Reducing a large hump
- A long-term, one-time solution
What the appointment involves
Frequently asked questions
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Plan Your Rhinoplasty Consultation
Consultations and surgery with Dr Thomas Colson are performed exclusively at Sheikh Khalifa Medical City (SKMC) in Abu Dhabi, within the SEHA network. A pre-operative Crisalix 3D simulation lets patients preview the planned nasal profile before deciding.