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{{Short description|Unlicensed filler in the nose; described as a blindness risk}} | {{Short description|Unlicensed filler in the nose; described as a blindness risk}} | ||
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| caption = Nasal bones (Commons). Liquid rhino is filler on a vessel-rich pyramid, not an osteotomy. | |||
| alt = Nasal bones | |||
| name = Liquid rhino | | name = Liquid rhino | ||
| also = liquid rhinoplasty, non-surgical nose job (when unlicensed) | | also = liquid rhinoplasty, non-surgical nose job (when unlicensed) | ||
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A [[male rhinoplasty]] cuts and sets cartilage. Filler is volume on a tiny, vessel-rich pyramid. If the page ever reads like a how-to, it is wrong. See [[vascular occlusion]] and [[hyaluronidase]]. | A [[male rhinoplasty]] cuts and sets cartilage. Filler is volume on a tiny, vessel-rich pyramid. If the page ever reads like a how-to, it is wrong. See [[vascular occlusion]] and [[hyaluronidase]]. | ||
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Licensed non-surgical rhinoplasty still carries vascular risk, including blindness.<ref name="nsr" /> Unlicensed gel and DIY needles are the class this wiki polemicizes. If the page ever reads like a how-to, it is wrong. See [[vascular occlusion]] and [[hyaluronidase]]. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:06, 11 September 2026
 Nasal bones (Commons). Liquid rhino is filler on a vessel-rich pyramid, not an osteotomy.
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| Field | Surgery |
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| Also known as | liquid rhinoplasty, non-surgical nose job (when unlicensed)
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| Related | Male rhinoplasty; Hyaluronic acid filler; Vascular occlusion; Hyaluronidase |
Liquid rhino here means putting filler — usually hyaluronic acid, sometimes worse — into the nose to fake a dorsum or tip without an operating theatre.[1] Licensed “non-surgical rhinoplasty” in a clinic with reversal agents is still a vascular-risk procedure.[2] Unlicensed gel, DIY needles, and mill “lunchtime rhinos” are the class this wiki polemicizes: they can blind. See Looksmaxxing Wiki:Point of view.
A male rhinoplasty cuts and sets cartilage. Filler is volume on a tiny, vessel-rich pyramid. If the page ever reads like a how-to, it is wrong. See vascular occlusion and hyaluronidase.
Harm class
Licensed non-surgical rhinoplasty still carries vascular risk, including blindness.[2] Unlicensed gel and DIY needles are the class this wiki polemicizes. If the page ever reads like a how-to, it is wrong. See vascular occlusion and hyaluronidase.
See also
References
- ↑ Plastic surgery. Wikipedia. Retrieved 11 September 2026.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Non-surgical rhinoplasty. Wikipedia. Retrieved 11 September 2026.