Non surgical rhinoplasty, often called a liquid nose job, uses small amounts of hyaluronic acid filler to smooth a bump, lift a tip or straighten the line of your profile. It cannot make a nose smaller, and it is not right for everyone, which is exactly why every plan starts with an assessment.
A liquid rhinoplasty works by adding a little volume where the line of the nose dips, so the profile reads straighter. Used well, it can:
Tip only: from $650. Full rhinoplasty, including the bridge: from $900. Price may vary depending on what your nose needs, which is decided at your assessment, never quoted from a photo.
Every plan starts with a $100 assessment, credited toward treatment booked within 30 days.
Real Mirror clients, shared with their consent. Every face starts from a different place, and results vary from person to person.
The nose has a dense network of small blood vessels, so filler here carries a higher risk of vascular complications than most areas of the face. They are rare, but they can be serious, and they are the reason a liquid nose job should never be booked on price.
At Mirror we use only hyaluronic acid filler, which can be dissolved. We inject in small amounts, keep hyaluronidase on hand at every appointment, and go over the warning signs with you before you leave. Every injector at Mirror is registered with the College of Nurses of Ontario.
Treating the tip only starts at $650, and a full non surgical rhinoplasty that includes the bridge starts at $900. Price may vary depending on what your nose needs, which is decided at your $100 assessment, credited toward treatment booked within 30 days.
No. Filler adds a small amount of volume to straighten the line of the nose or lift the tip. It can make a nose look more balanced in profile, but it cannot make it smaller or narrower. If that is your goal, a surgical consultation is the honest answer.
No. Hyaluronic acid filler breaks down gradually, and how long it lasts varies by person and product. It can also be dissolved with an enzyme called hyaluronidase if it ever needs to be reversed.
The nose has a dense network of blood vessels, so filler here carries a higher risk of vascular complications than most areas. These are rare but can be serious, including skin damage and, very rarely, changes to vision. That is why we inject in small amounts, keep hyaluronidase on hand at every appointment, and go over the warning signs with you before you leave.
Most people describe pressure more than pain. Numbing cream is applied first, and most of the fillers we use contain a local anaesthetic.
Often, yes. The nose and chin are read together in profile, and a small change to the chin can make the nose look more balanced. Your injector assesses both and tells you which, if either, will make the bigger difference.
A nose that looks too big is often a chin that sits too far back. That is why a non surgical rhinoplasty at Mirror is planned as part of facial balancing, and sometimes the answer is chin filler instead.
It starts with a paid consultation and, for most people, a Beauty Road Map that puts treatments in the right order. Our Milton clinic is at 189 Main St E, with free downtown parking, about 15 to 20 minutes from Oakville, Burlington and Georgetown.
All new clients begin with a comprehensive one on one consultation.
$100: applied toward treatment booked within 30 daysYour $100 consultation becomes a treatment credit when you book within 30 days.
