FAQ
How is Nose LINE ON different from a regular nose thread lift or nose filler?
Dr. Oh’s answer
A thread behaves more like a solid, while filler is more like a gel that can flow. Threads are better for firmly lifting the nasal tip, and filler is better for creating fine detail in the shape.
It’s the same principle as putting up a building: steel rebar forms the frame, and concrete gives it its shape.
Skin is elastic, so when it’s stretched, it pulls back. Nose filler, nose threads and nose surgery all change the shape of the nose by overcoming this elasticity. Filler, however, is under constant pressure from this pull and can spread over time.
So rather than building all the volume you want with filler alone, I first set up the structure with threads and use filler only to fine-tune the volume. Using less filler this way means the shape holds well over time without spreading. That’s why I use filler and threads together.
Translated from Dr. Oh’s original answer in Korean. Read the Korean original