What is a Tinkerbell Nose Lift?
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The nose’s appearance can play a significant part in how the overall face looks. The nose is the central feature of the face. Even a minor adjustment to the nose’s size or shape can help give extra definition to the face. A thread lift nose job, also known as a Tinkerbell nose lift or a nose thread lift, is an ideal treatment. If you want a subtle enhancement to the nose tip to achieve a shorter nasal bridge or a more lifted nasal tip, then the thread lift nose job could be ideal for you. Here at Centre for Surgery, we offer a wide range of surgical and non-surgical techniques to enhance the appearance and function of the nose. This means we can offer our patients the very best care, which is customised to their individual needs.
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A surgical nose job is no longer the only option for improving the appearance of the nose. Although surgical rhinoplasty remains the gold standard treatment in correcting a wide range of different structural concerns, many patients are either unwilling to undergo surgery or may not be ready to have it. A non-surgical approach may be the best option for patients who desire only a minor correction.
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This treatment involves using specialised sutures, a dissolvable type of suture containing small barbs to lift the tip of the nose precisely. Specialised barbed stitches have been used for many years to lift sagging facial tissues, including drooping brows, sunken cheeks and sagging jawlines. When suspension sutures are used to treat the nose, they are expertly placed in targeted areas of the nasal tip and positioned vertically to lift a sagging nasal tip. This will help you to achieve your desired results. A thread lift nose job should not be viewed as a replacement for rhinoplasty surgery. This treatment can precisely contour the nose without removing bone or cartilage.
In selected patients, a thread lift nose job can be combined with a non-surgical rhinoplasty, also known as a liquid nose job. This treatment involves injecting hyaluronic acid-based filler into the nose to correct minor depressions and achieve a smoother appearance. Suppose you have previously had rhinoplasty surgery and are interested in having a thread lift nose job. In that case, it is important to consult with one of our rhinoplasty specialists to determine your suitability for the treatment.
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Am I suitable?
If you want a more lifted appearance of the nasal tip and would like to straighten your crooked nose, then you may be a suitable candidate for this treatment. Only rhinoplasty surgery can achieve structural changes to the nose.
A thread lift nose job cannot eliminate large bumps on the bridge of the nose, alleviate breathing difficulties, reduce the size of the nose, or precisely shape the nasal tip. It is essential to discuss your treatment expectations with your surgeon, which will help you have an idea of the potential results achievable with the treatment.
What does a thread lift nose job involve?
Thread lift nose job treatment takes approximately 30 to 40 minutes. A local anaesthetic will first be injected into the nose to minimise pain or discomfort. Once the nose is properly numbed, the surgeon will make tiny needle holes in targeted areas of the nasal tip before inserting PDO threads to lift the nasal tip. The threads are inserted vertically to achieve your desired result, which may include shortening the length of a long nasal bridge. If you have chosen a combination treatment with non-surgical rhinoplasty, your surgeon will inject soft tissue filler once the thread lift nose job is complete.
Many patients report little or no downtime following treatment, which is why it has often been called the "lunchtime nose job". Patients can come in for treatment as outpatients during their lunch break, then return to work within an hour. You may feel minor tenderness once the treatment is finished. Any bruising or swelling after treatment is considered a normal side effect and will typically subside within the next week or two. You will be given detailed post-operative instructions on caring for your nose. Avoid any bumps to the nose during the first three weeks after treatment. Cold packs can be applied to accelerate the resolution of swelling. You should avoid any strenuous exercise, including sexual intercourse, for the first two weeks after treatment to avoid prolonged swelling.
Does a thread lift nose job hurt?
Due to its simplicity, the treatment is often known as a lunchtime nose job. The procedure involves little or no discomfort due to local anaesthetic injection. Any minor discomfort after the procedure can be easily controlled with over-the-counter painkillers such as paracetamol.
Is the procedure permanent?
A thread lift nose job can last more than two years. The procedure produces collagen in the area where the threads are placed, which helps maintain the results for much longer than a nonsurgical rhinoplasty with filler.
Nose thread lift vs non-surgical rhinoplasty
The ideal treatment, whether a thread lift, nose job or liquid rhinoplasty, will be determined at a face-to-face consultation with an expert surgeon. The anatomy of the nose and expectations for treatment vary among individuals. A detailed consultation will help you better understand the procedure’s potential risks and benefits, as well as the outcomes that can be achieved. Your surgeon may often recommend combining a thread lift for the nose with a liquid rhinoplasty. These treatments can be carried out together in the same session. This approach can be optimal for patients who would like to enhance the volume in the bridge of the nose or smooth out a localised depression with filler. A nose thread lift can help lift the nose’s tip or straighten a crooked nose.
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What are the potential risks and complications?
Every treatment carries potential risks, so it is important to know them before treatment. At your consultation, your surgeon will discuss the risks of a thread lift nose job, including infection, thread migration, localised tissue necrosis, or scarring.
How much does a thread lift nose cost?
This procedure starts from £2500, and your dedicated patient coordinator will give you an accurate quotation once you have had your consultation with the surgeon. The cost will be determined by the anatomy of your nose and the amount of correction required. Some patients may need a thread lift nose job combined with a liquid rhinoplasty to get the best results.
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Centre for Surgery is a centre of excellence for all types of non-surgical and surgical nose procedures, including the innovative thread lift nose job, which does not involve the incisions and scars of a surgical nose job.
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