Thread carving rhinoplasty, also known as thread embedding rhinoplasty, is to puncture 2-3 holes at the tip of the nose, and then implant absorbable protein thread into the nasal cavity along the back of the nose to cushion the back of the nose, which can immediately show the effect after operation, so it is called "minimally invasive surgery" by many businesses. However, the skin at the tip of the nose is a very fragile area, which is prone to line perforation, leading to complications such as infection and skin tissue necrosis. Moreover, suture removal is a very difficult operation, which can easily destroy other nasal tissues. In addition, thread carving rhinoplasty is not permanent, because the implanted thread can be absorbed, and the effect can only last for 2-3 years, which requires repeated surgery and is extremely harmful to the nose. Medical beauty online answers more medical beauty questions for you.