I went along when my friend Heiko received a procedure.

I went with my friend, who has a cute, chubby face and considered her nose a complex, to get a procedure done.
I plan to write down everything I know about the Haico procedure, from pre-procedure consultation to post-procedure care.
I am providing detailed information about the procedure to help those interested in a natural high nose surgery, not an unnatural Pinocchio nose.

HICO procedure is a procedure that, as the name suggests, makes the nose higher.
However, the major advantage is that the procedure is performed without an incision, using a non-incisional method.

In the past, many people underwent surgical procedures involving implants on the nasal bridge to elevate the nose, right?
When I actually received consultation and saw the implant like the one in the photo, I found it even scarier thinking about it being inside my face.

After implant procedures, we used to frequently perform nose shaping with fillers, but these days, it's difficult to achieve the desired shape with fillers alone, so we also perform thread lifting alongside fillers to shape the nose.
Therefore, HICO procedures may vary slightly from hospital to hospital.
The procedure my friend received was a combination of thread lifting and filler, following the official HICO method.
Since the procedure involves applying anesthetic cream, we needed to allocate some extra time.

Very rarely, HICO silk may appear on the skin surface and cause inflammation, but any procedure can have side effects, and since the probability is low, it should only be considered as a reference.

My friend, whose nose tip was round and bulbous, is now satisfied because after the hyco procedure, its shape changed beautifully like a pointed shoe.

They kindly explained the precautions to take after the Hi-Cao procedure at the hospital.
They told me to take anti-inflammatory medication because inflammation should not occur.
They said to apply cold compresses because there might be swelling.