ArticleAesthetic surgery journal. Open forum2026
Effectiveness of Restylane Lyft for Nonsurgical Full Nose Correction in Chinese Patients: A Retrospective 3-Dimensional Imaging-Based Cohort Study.
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Abstract
Background: In Chinese patients, common deficiencies-shortened columella, underprojected tip, and wide alar base-reflect maxillonasal dysplasia. Although Restylane Lyft is effective for dorsum augmentation, its role in comprehensive reshaping is less defined. Objectives: The aim of this study was to assess the efficacy and safety of Restylane Lyft for full nasal contour correction using a modified injection technique targeting the nasal spine and septal structures, evaluated by 3-dimensional imaging. Methods: Thirty-six patients (32 women, 4 men; mean age 31 years) underwent augmentation with Restylane Lyft. Injections were placed supraperiosteally at the radix, dorsum, and canine fossa, with a deep bolus at the columellar base above the nasal spine and precise deposition between the anterior septal angle and interdomal ligament to elongate the sub-tip lobule. Volumetric and morphologic outcomes were assessed at baseline, 1, 3, 6, and 12 months. Primary endpoints included nasal volume, tip projection, columellar height, and alar width. Satisfaction and adverse events were documented. Results: Posttreatment, nasal volume increased +1.2 cm Conclusions: Restylane Lyft, applied through precise anatomical targeting, may offer effective and safe correction of full nasal contours in Chinese patients. Midline bolus at the nasal spine and septal space injections seems to allow for tip projection and lobular elongation without compromising tip definition. More extensive studies need to be conducted to confirm these finding. Level of Evidence 4 Therapeutic:
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