NYC Cosmetic Dermatologist Presents First Scientific Study on Non-surgical Nose Job at Annual Meeting of American Society for Dermatologic Surgery

The Non-surgical Nose job is a simple procedure which involves the placement of small amount of a filler substance named Radiesse to hide bumps on the nose, build the nasal bridge, or camouflage nasal irregularities.

Palm Springs, CA (PRWEB) November 9, 2006 -- The Non-surgical Nose Job is fast gaining popularity as a procedure among those who seek to improve the shape of their nose without surgery. Speaking at the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery held in Palm Springs California on October 29, 2006, Dr. Cameron Rokhsar, a prominent cosmetic dermatologist in New York, reported on the use of Radiesse in the contouring of the nose. The Non-surgical Nose job is a simple procedure which involves the placement of small amount of a filler substance named Radiesse to hide bumps on the nose, build the nasal bridge, or camouflage nasal irregularities. The procedure is done after the application of a numbing cream for half an hour.

Dr. Rokhsar reported 100% satisfaction with this procedure among his patients. This procedure is also good for Asians and African Americans who wish to augment the flat bridge of their nose. Side effects were limited to mild swelling and bruising for 2-5 days in 56% of patients. The results last for at least one year. Radiesse is an ideal substance for nasal contouring as it is made up of calciumhydroxyl appetite crystals found in bone and teeth. There is no incidence of allergy to this substance.

"We finally have an alternative to traditional surgical rhinoplasty for individuals who seek to improve the appearance of the bump or other nasal irregularities or who simply want to augment the flat nasal bridge without surgery. Simultaneous chin augmentation is also possible just with a few injections" Says Dr. Rokhsar.

For more information or to schedule an appointment with Dr. Rokhsar contact:

The New York Aesthetic Consultants

260 East 66th Street

New York, NY 10021

(P) 212-593-1818

(F) 212-832-3990

or on the web at www.thenyac.com

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