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Sculpting Elegance: Lifting the Veil on Nose


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In the pursuit of aesthetic excellence, the allure of a defined, sharp nose knows no cultural boundaries; it stands as a universal embodiment of beauty's ideal. Yet, for individuals of Asian descent, the canvas of nasal aesthetics unveils unique characteristics, ranging from flat, rounded noses to the challenge of upturned tips, bulbous shapes, and inadequate columella. Nestled at the midface, the nose asserts itself as one of the most defining features, with its proportions intricately woven into the symphony of eye distance and face width. There is another group of individuals who seek nasal enhancements purely to provide better support functionality of eyewear.




Crafting the Ideal Nose: An Artistic Symphony


Imagine the ideal nose as an artistic symphony, finely composed with elements like projection/length, the nasofrontal angle, the elusive "supratip break," and the sophisticated "columellar double break." The upper part takes shape through sculpted bones, the middle segment through triangular cartilages. Here, the nasal hump, a projected bump on the bridge, can manifest as a "bony hump" or an "osteo-cartilaginous hump." The lower portion is delicately defined by alar cartilages – two rings placed against each other.

Understanding the Elegance of Nose Thread Lift


Nose thread lift

Enter the realm of non-surgical nose enhancement – the nose thread lift. This procedure employs dissolvable fine threads crafted from a complex sugar to seamlessly enhance the nose's shape. But how does it stand apart from nose filler and traditional rhinoplasty?


Distinguished from nose filler (non-surgical rhinoplasty), nose thread lift utilizes dissolvable threads to artistically reshape the nose. Nose filler, involving hyaluronic acid, adds volume to achieve higher projection, soften humps, and lift the nose tip. Traditional rhinoplasty, a surgical endeavor, caters to those seeking nose reduction and functional corrections, making it an ideal choice for specific needs.


Before immersing ourselves in the specifics of nose thread lift, understanding the nose's anatomy is pivotal. Conditions like the "dragon-like nose," ski slope, crooked nose, retracted columella, and button nose are correction through this procedure (Kim, S.-K. et al, 2012). Mechanically, nose thread lift delicately props the tip and bridge, increases height and projection and sculpts a slimmer tip. Simultaneously, biochemical stimulation occurs, leading to sustained results even after thread degradation (Lee, H.Y. and Yang, H.J., 2018; Sulamanidze, C. et al, 2023).



The Quick, Virtually Risk-Free Procedure: A Symphony of Advantages


The entire nose thread lift procedure unfolds in a mere 20 minutes, offering a result that gracefully lasts 1-2 years. Virtually risk-free with no downtime, it gracefully sidesteps the need for surgery – a symphony of advantages in the realm of aesthetic enhancement.



The Best of Both Worlds


For those seeking perfection, the marriage of hyaluronic fillers with nose thread lifts offers a symphony of refinement. This combination corrects humps, harmonizes silhouettes, and enhances overall facial aesthetics without the need for invasive surgery.


Nose thread lifts redefine the narrative of nasal aesthetics, offering immediate results, zero risk, and no downtime—all within an hour. At Dream Clinic, we invite you to embark on your journey to unveil the best version of yourself. Sculpt your ideal nose without going under the knife, embracing the fusion of artistry and science that represents the best of both worlds. Your path to aesthetic excellence begins here! Discover how personalized care and advanced techniques can transform your appearance and boost your confidence. Click here to book your appointment and lift the veil on your journey to a refined, beautiful nose.


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Reference


Kim, S.-K., Kim, J.-C., Lee, K.-C., & Kim, H.-S. (2012). Correction of the SUPRATIP deformity of the nose. Aesthetic Surgery Journal, 32(8), 943–955. https://doi.org/10.1177/1090820x12463386


Lee, H.Y. and Yang, H.J. (2018) ‘Rhinoplasty with barbed threads’, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open, 6(11). doi:10.1097/gox.0000000000001967.


Sulamanidze, C., Lanfranchi, L., & Diaspro, A. (2023). Thread lifting of the nose: Fully comprehensive approach to the technique. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open, 11(4). https://doi.org/10.1097/gox.0000000000004907



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