Liquid Rhinoplasty
A non-surgical liquid rhinoplasty tip lift places a small amount of Restylane or Radiesse with a microcannula, measured to how far your tip droops, to raise and refine it in minutes.
A non-surgical liquid rhinoplasty tip lift with Dr. Leonard Grossman raises a drooping nasal tip with filler in about 5 to 10 minutes, with no incisions and a comfortable, quick return to your routine. Dr. Grossman coined the term “Nose Job in a Bottle” and first performed it on TV in 1996. He uses a microcannula and Restylane or Radiesse, lets you watch the change in a mirror, and treats patients at his Brooklyn, NYC center.
Ways Dr. Grossman reshapes the nose, with filler or surgery, and balances the features around it.
A non-surgical liquid rhinoplasty tip lift places a small amount of Restylane or Radiesse with a microcannula, measured to how far your tip droops, to raise and refine it in minutes.
Open or closed rhinoplasty permanently reshapes the nose, reduces size and can improve breathing, with surgery done in Brooklyn.
Fillers, Botox, laser resurfacing and fat grafting can balance the face around a refined nose, including chin and cheek volume.
A drooping nasal tip can make the nose look longer and the profile heavier. With a non-surgical liquid rhinoplasty tip lift, Dr. Leonard Grossman places a small amount of Restylane or Radiesse through a microcannula to support and raise the tip, often straightening the bridge in the same session. How much filler he uses and where depends on your tip support, skin thickness and the shape of the bridge, so no two tip lifts follow the same plan. You watch in a mirror as he works, and results typically last up to a year. Dr. Grossman aims for a natural-looking, outstanding result that keeps your nose in balance with your face.
Read how patients describe their nose reshaping visits with Dr. Grossman.
A liquid rhinoplasty tip lift from the surgeon who coined “Nose Job in a Bottle,” using a microcannula and small, precise amounts of filler.
Dr. Grossman named the “Nose Job in a Bottle” and first performed it on TV’s EXTRA in 1996.
Patients view the change in a mirror during treatment, so the tip is adjusted until it looks right.
Treatment takes place in his AAAHC-accredited Brooklyn center, with privacy and professionalism.
As a rhinoplasty surgeon too, he tells you honestly when filler won’t give the result you want.
Meet the surgeon who coined the term “Nose Job in a Bottle.”
Reconstructive and Plastic Surgeon
Dr. Leonard Grossman is a Brooklyn, New York City plastic and reconstructive surgeon with more than 30 years of experience and a pioneer of Organic Plastic Surgery, using patients' own fat in place of synthetic materials. He earned his medical degree from New York Medical College in 1985, completed his internship and General Surgery residency at Beth Israel Medical Center, and completed fellowships in Microsurgery at Montefiore Hospital and Burns and Reconstruction at Jacobi Hospital. In 1995 he completed a fully accredited plastic surgery residency at Scott & White Memorial Hospital in Texas; his practice reports he became the first American plastic surgeon to use Ultrasound Assisted Liposuction that year. He pioneered calf augmentation with fat grafting in 1995 and, by his practice's count, has performed more than 4,500 calf augmentations. He operates at his fully accredited (AAAHC) surgery center at 3039 Emmons Ave in Brooklyn. Recognized by the Castle Connolly Guide, Vitals.com and RateMDs.com, he is dedicated to privacy, professionalism, and helping patients make informed decisions about their care.
A non-surgical liquid rhinoplasty tip lift is a version of Dr. Grossman’s “Nose Job in a Bottle,” a term he coined and a treatment he first performed on the TV show EXTRA in 1996. A small amount of filler is placed with a microcannula to support and raise a drooping nasal tip, often while straightening the bridge. It takes about 5 to 10 minutes, and most patients go straight back to their day.
Ask whether a liquid rhinoplasty tip lift can give you the profile you want, or if surgery is the better fit.
Patients from across New York City see Dr. Leonard Grossman at his Brooklyn surgery center on Emmons Avenue.
New York City and Brooklyn
Service Area
Fully Accredited Center
Brooklyn Surgery Center
3039 Emmons Ave
Brooklyn Office
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Listed as one of the best plastic surgeons in New York City.
Listed among recommended plastic surgeons.
Listed among recommended plastic surgeons.
Recognized by Vitals.com among its top 10 plastic surgeons.
Contact Dr. Grossman’s Brooklyn practice to see whether a filler tip lift suits your nose and get a personalized quote.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 212-585-2133. You can also send us a quick email at drgrossmanstaff@hotmail.com.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 212-585-2133. You can also send us a quick email at drgrossmanstaff@hotmail.com.