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Threadlift Nose

About Treatment

As the nose is a very prominent feature of the face and impacts facial attractiveness in many ways, it is very vital to choose the type of treatment if you are unhappy with how you look. Nose Threadlift is a minimally invasive and quick cosmetic procedure with more accurate results in comparison to traditional surgical Rhinoplasty. At Agelock, the Nose thread lift is done by the threads that are made of complex sugar known as PDO (Polydioxanone) which is naturally dissolvable and anti-allergic. These threads bring immediate results and the entire procedure can be completed in no time without any downtime.

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Depending on the expectations, the medical expert might as well want to combine the treatments of Nose Thread lifts and Nose Enhancement fillers to achieve the desired results of the client, which is a common practice and have better results.

Understanding the procedure

Lift Nose Bridge: A higher nose bridge might help you achieve a more defined nose. By raising the tissue to create a more prominent bridge, a nose thread lift can assist to improve your nasal profile.
Nose Tip Lift: The lifting of the nose tip is one of the most often requested procedures. A downward-pointing nose tip can lengthen your nose and alter your facial proportions.
While the thread lift cannot change the breadth of your nose, it can make it appear thinner by raising your nasal bridge. We will discuss your desired goal at your appointment, which will help us determine the number of threads to use during your treatment

A thread lift can assist to rearrange the tissue in your nose to make it straighter if you have a crooked nose or a bump in your nose. Threads are introduced vertically and act as scaffolding, elevating the surrounding tissue and smoothing out any irregularities.

Potential side effects of Nose Thread Lift

Bruising, discomfort, and swelling are all possible side effects and consequences, as are infection, nodule formation, skin dimpling, thread buckling, and extrusion (sutures poking through the skin).

You’ll have to wait several months for the threads to dissolve—or find a doctor who specializes in threat-related issues.