Objective      To explore the efficacy of sodium hyaluronate gel injection aiming at nasal deformity correction.       Methods      From August 2012 to January 2013

domestic sodium hyaluronate gel injection was used to correct congenital/acquired nose deformity in 11 cases. Instantly postoperative

and in 1

4

and 12 weeks postoperative patient satisfaction and injection complications were recorded.       Results      The instant patient satisfaction score rated the lowest as 3.36

and postoperative satisfaction score in 1

4 and 12 weeks rose to 4.00

4.27

and 4.18

respectively. Injection-related complications such as pain (10/11)

swelling (9/11)

and bruise (7/11) were the most common

and relieved spontaneously in 1 to 2 weeks after injection. No serious complication was discovered during the follow-up.       Conclusion      Sodium hyaluronate gel injection is a reliable strategy to correct congenital/acquired nose deformity as an alternative of surgery

but the long-term efficacy and safety need further observation.