Nasolabial fold augmentation surgery / nasolabial fold implant / aristocratic surgery
Surgery timeApproximately 1 hour
Anesthesia methodssedation anesthesia
Suture removal timeNo need to remove stitches
Postoperative recoveryApproximately 7-14 days

The nasolabial fold is a triangular area located on the outer edge of the nostril. When you feel that your nasolabial folds are getting deeper, it may be due to the depression of the nasolabial fold. In this case, simply filling in the nasolabial folds will not completely improve the situation.

Nasolabial Fold Augmentation Surgery / Nasolabial Fold Insertion / Aristocratic Surgery Introduction
Nasolabial folds are triangular depressions located on the outer edge of the nostrils and above the lips. As we age, our bone structure shrinks slightly, making the nasolabial folds appear more sunken than the surrounding area, thus making the nasolabial folds more prominent. Simply filling in the nasolabial folds cannot completely improve the condition.
Nasal groove augmentation surgery involves inserting a specially designed triangular pad made of soft and elastic Gore-Tex material through a tiny incision in the oral mucosa. This pad is placed on the bone surface to appropriately support the area of the depression, improving mid-face hollowing. The surgical wound heals very quickly, and the postoperative results are very natural.


Nasal groove surgery wound location
The surgical wound is located inside the mouth, so there is no visible scar after the surgery.





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Precautions for nasal groove augmentation
• Do not take any medications containing aspirin within two weeks prior to the procedure.
• If you are pregnant, have an immune system disorder, heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, or other conditions, please inform us in advance so that a doctor can assess your condition.
• If you are pregnant, have an immune system disorder, heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, or other conditions, please inform us in advance so that a doctor can assess your condition.
Postoperative precautions
• The incision for nasal groove augmentation surgery is located inside the mouth. You can eat normally after the surgery, but you should avoid tobacco, alcohol, and spicy or irritating foods to aid recovery.
• Please avoid strenuous exercise for one month after surgery.
• For two months after surgery, try to avoid facial expressions that involve excessive mouth opening, such as laughing.
• Please avoid excessive facial massage and forceful squeezing for three months after the procedure.
Post-operative reactions may vary depending on individual constitution, including varying degrees of swelling and bruising. Please follow your doctor's instructions regarding medication or ice packs. If you experience any discomfort, please contact your clinic and doctor.
• Please avoid strenuous exercise for one month after surgery.
• For two months after surgery, try to avoid facial expressions that involve excessive mouth opening, such as laughing.
• Please avoid excessive facial massage and forceful squeezing for three months after the procedure.
Post-operative reactions may vary depending on individual constitution, including varying degrees of swelling and bruising. Please follow your doctor's instructions regarding medication or ice packs. If you experience any discomfort, please contact your clinic and doctor.
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* If you have cardiovascular disease, coagulation disorders, respiratory diseases, liver or kidney dysfunction, autoimmune diseases, psychosomatic medical history, infectious diseases, or are pregnant or breastfeeding, please inform us before the procedure so that we can fully understand your health condition and assess the suitability and safety of the treatment.
*The images and text are shared with the consent of the individuals involved. The pre- and post-operative photos are for educational purposes only. All rights reserved. Reproduction is prohibited. Results vary depending on individual constitution and should be based on a doctor's diagnosis.




