Nasal Filler Residue & Lumps

The nose is one of the areas I remove filler from most. Whatever goes into a nose tends to stay for years — hyaluronic acid can still be partly dissolved with an enzyme, but collagen stimulators, permanent materials, and the next-generation biostimulators popular in recent years usually can’t be, and have to be removed directly. The vessels here matter, too: dissolving or squeezing blindly carries real risk. So when I work on a nose I always look first on ultrasound — what material is in there, which layer it sits in, how close it runs to the vessels — before deciding whether it can be dissolved or only removed. Organised here by nasal filler material are my approaches and the logic of what can be dissolved versus what can only be removed.