Thread lift procedures aim to lift and support loosened tissue with special threads (suspension threads, mesh threads) placed under the skin. It is a much lighter procedure than a facelift. It is preferred for mild to moderate sagging; for advanced sagging, surgery takes its place.
Supporting the cheeks and midface.
Making a sagging jawline look more defined.
Mild laxity and sagging of the neck.
Slightly lifting drooping brows.
People with mild to moderate sagging, those who do not want surgery, or those postponing a facelift. Suitability is assessed at the examination.
Under local anesthesia, the threads are placed under the skin through small entry points. Depending on the number of areas, it usually takes 30–60 minutes. 3–4 threads are sufficient for the cheeks.
Mild swelling, bruising, and a feeling of pulling may occur; these are temporary. During the first few days, avoid massaging the face, opening your mouth wide, and intense exercise.
No. It is a lighter method, and its results and longevity are not as pronounced as those of surgery.
It varies with the type of thread and the person's skin structure, and it may need to be renewed over time. The effect may last about 12–18 months.
Bruising, asymmetry, feeling the thread, and, rarely, infection may occur.
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