And as well as the risks of anaesthetic, infection-post surgery, long recovery time and pain associated with surgical rhinoplasties, these treatments are typically very expensive too. Until recently, if you wanted to change the shape or size of your nose, your only option would be to go under the knife for a surgical rhinoplasty. Longer-lasting, more versatile and offering several advantages when it comes to non-surgical rhinoplasties involving dermal fillers. Threads are especially useful for lifting-up the nasal tip, contributing to a more harmonious and pleasing nasal appearance by modifying the columella-labial angle.This new aesthetic procedure gives those unhappy with the shape or size of their nose an opportunity to take back their body confidence without having to go under the knife - or having to spend thousands of pounds to get the results they desire. Nonsurgical rhinoplasty combining PDO threads and fillers can be safe and effective, maintaining good results at 6 months after the procedure. The incidence of the complications was low, and the ones reported were minor.
An average increase of 6.3° (percentage increase by 7.6) in the nasolabial angle (p <. Consensus ratings at the 6-month follow-up were largely categorized as very much improved (38.7%), much improved (35.5%), and improved (25.8%). The results were assessed objectively by 2 independent dermatologists using serial photography and subjectively based on the patients' satisfaction scores at 6-month follow-up.Ī total of 31 patients were evaluated, and 93.5% considered the results satisfactory. All participants underwent a single treatment session.
In addition, the authors aimed to assess the overall safety and efficacy of nonsurgical rhinoplasty combining both fillers and threads.Ī retrospective analysis was performed on Korean patients who received rhinoplasty with PDO threads and fillers. To describe a novel technique with PDO threads in nonsurgical rhinoplasty. At present, augmentation of the nasal tip is very popular and is considered an important aspect of achieving a natural and balanced nose. In the past, Asian rhinoplasty mainly focused on dorsal augmentation. The Asian nose is typified by a flat nasal bridge, indistinct nasal dorsum, underprojected and broad nasal tip, and a short columella. Other than face lifting, threads also can be used for nonsurgical rhinoplasty. Absorbable wedge-shaped polydioxanone (PDO) sutures are currently available for facial rejuvenation, and they are extremely popular in the aesthetic clinics in Korea.
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