While a rare periorbital finding, the aesthetic practice of gold threading is increasingly identified in Western care setting and may be misidentified as the practice of inserting charm needles (susuk). The authors present a unique case of gold threading discovered incidentally during workup of chronic sinusitis and report a rarely seen delayed local site reaction. The practice of gold threading and mimickers including the practice of inserting charm needles (susuk) are reviewed with emphasis on clinical and radiographic differentiation by oculoplastic surgeons.
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