FACELIFT WITH THREADS
Facelift with threads
Many people around the world turn to non-surgical procedures to tighten their faces and improve their skin. This has led to advancements in cosmetic science, with the invention of non-surgical facelift procedures using threads. These threads stimulate collagen production and help tighten the face.
Facelift with threads activates cellular responses in the targeted area, encouraging the production of collagen and elastin. Ultimately, this tightens the face and skin along the path of these threads, delivering satisfactory results.
Types of Threads Used (Medical Procedures)
- Eye Lift Threads (Cat Eye Threads) These threads lift the eyebrows towards the temples, creating a cat-eye appearance.
- Brow Lift Threads: These threads lift sagging eyebrows or the surrounding skin.
- Nose Lift Threads: These threads can serve as an alternative to a traditional nose job or be used for sculpting the nose.
- Neck Lift Threads: These threads work to eliminate neck wrinkles that appear with age.
Duration of Facelift with Threads and Longevity of Results
Non-surgical facelift with threads does not offer permanent results, but it provides effective results that can last for a long period, ranging from two to three years. Results can be maintained through follow-up procedures.
Candidates for Facelift with Threads
- Individuals with mild to moderate wrinkles that can be quickly addressed without surgery.
- Those with early signs of aging (typically between the ages of 30 to the early 50s).
- People who prefer a non-surgical alternative to traditional facelift surgery.
- Individuals who have previously had a facelift and seek additional results.
Some Possible Side Effects of Facelift with Threads
It’s important to note that side effects are extremely rare when the procedure is performed by an experienced professional. However, minor side effects may include:
- Allergic reactions.
- Bleeding.
- Skin infection.
- Excessive skin tightening, lumpiness, or an uneven appearance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Threads can be used to tighten various areas on the face, including the jawline, neck, and cheek areas.
Consultation with Dr. Dima – dermatologist is essential. Stopping certain medications, especially blood thinners, may be required and will be determined by the specialist.
- Apply a cold compress or ice pack.
- Avoid washing your face for 24 hours.
- Do not use makeup for several days.
- Avoid using facial moisturizers for a few weeks.
- Take antibiotics to prevent infection.
- Allergic reactions to the thread materials.
- Bleeding under the skin.
- Partial or total thread migration.
- Unintended thread movement, leading to lumpiness or swelling.
- Pain under the skin due to improper thread placement.
- Infections at the procedure site.