The advantages of Subperiosteal and Interdomal Fixation (SPF)
The Subperiosteal and Interdomal Fixation (SPIF) technique involves placing the nasal silicone between the periosteum and nasal bone to securely hold the base of the silicone in place. This creates a smooth and seamless border between the inner corners of the eyes after nose augmentation. Additionally, suturing the cartilage at the nasal tip (Interdome) raises the tip without putting pressure on the skin, reducing the risk of thin skin and perforation.
The SPIF technique immediately fixes the ridges of the silicone after the nose job, minimizing the chances of tilting when manipulating the nose tip. It results in a more lifted appearance compared to standard silicone augmentation.
For people considering nose augmentation, this technique offers both beauty and safety, reducing the likelihood of silicone rocking or tilting. It ensures a smoother outcome, prevents visibility of the edges, and maintains a natural match with the face shape, minimizing the risk of floating silicone. This knowledge can help instill confidence before deciding to undergo a nose job, as it helps address concerns related to penetration, distortion, and overall aesthetic results.
Several compelling reasons to choose nose augmentation with Dr. Got
1. The use of FDA-approved standardized silicone ensures safety and compliance with regulatory standards.
2. Dr. Got personalized approach, designing each procedure individually to achieve the best results for each patient.
3. The operating room meets the high safety standards set by the Ministry of Public Health, providing a secure environment for the surgery.
4. The silicone placement technique under the periosteum layer contributes to a more stable and desirable outcome.
5. Utilizing sutures to raise the cartilage at the nose tip enhances its appearance and ensures a natural look.
6. The assurance of a one-year warranty offers peace of mind, knowing that any concerns will be addressed.
Source: Seoul Clinic Thailand
Seoul Clinic, Pattaya
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