Are there any side effects of nose thread lifting?

As the saying goes, the beauty of the face depends on the nose. A straight nose will make the whole person look different. Therefore, many women in life will choose rhinoplasty first when they have facial plastic surgery. At the beginning, rhinoplasty was popular with prostheses, but they looked stiff and obvious, so the now popular thread-carving rhinoplasty can be said to be very popular. So, are there any side effects of nose thread carving?

How safe is it? Will there be any sequelae?

No project is 100% safe, and no doctor dares to guarantee that his surgery is absolutely risk-free, so there is no absoluteness in the issue of safety. Back to the topic, how safe is thread rhinoplasty? In fact, it is not complicated. Its principle is to use a booster handle to "insert" multiple threads of different lengths into the nose. The traction of the barbed protein thread can change the angle and tip of the nose to the desired shape. To put it simply and crudely, the inserted protein thread stimulates and stretches the surrounding tissues to achieve the desired effect.

There are probably two situations where this happens:

First, the doctor may not be able to diagnose the tension angle of the nose tip clearly. For example, if the nose tip is raised too high, it will easily expose the thread ends! Second, the wrong materials are used, especially some "three-no" institutions use threads of unknown origin!

Can the thread be removed after a failed rhinoplasty?

Can the thread be removed if the rhinoplasty fails? Actually, it is possible, but it also depends on the specific situation. If it becomes inflamed and red and swollen just a few days after being done, it is recommended to take it out first and do it again later. If you are not satisfied with the rhinoplasty results, it is recommended to remove it after one month and do it again.

Can a prosthesis be made after the thread-lift rhinoplasty is absorbed?

Actually, it is possible, but you have to wait until the protein thread is absorbed before making the prosthesis. If you really can't wait, you have to remove the protein thread. However, it should be noted that if you have a prosthesis, you should not do thread lifting to avoid secondary trauma and infection.