Most of the threads on the nose are PDO threads, which are absorbable in 6 months usually. Removing the thread can only be done surgically by a plastic surgeon. It would be costly and would involve recovery time. The only reason for removal would be if there is an infection that is refractory to antibiotics treatment or if you have developed a tissue reaction to the material used for the nose. Consult your doctor to help you make an informed decision.
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What are the considerations and costs for dissolving fillers and removing threads from the nose?
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