What is thread face lift?

Thread lifting is a minimally invasive alternative to a full surgical facelift. The results of this procedure last up to 2 years, and it is intended more for correcting early age-related changes, when a large amount of soft tissue is not yet involved in the process. The procedure helps to get rid of wrinkles, nasolabial folds and marionette lines, sagging skin in the lower third of the face and chin. The goal of thread lifting is to restore the youthfulness of the face without serious intervention.

What types of threads are used in thread face lift?

Various types of threads are used in thread lifting procedures. Today, the most common are biodegradable threads made of polydioxanone, polylactic acid, and similar materials. In the past, plastic surgeons also used permanent threads made of gold, platinum, and other substances. In addition to fixing the tissues in the desired position, biodegradable threads stimulate the synthesis of collagen and elastin in the skin. They gradually dissolve within about two years, depending on the patient’s metabolic rate. Permanent threads provide a longer-lasting effect, but their use also carries certain risks. For this reason, doctors increasingly prefer them to be replaced with a conventional surgical facelift when a patient seeks a long-term result.

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What is thread face lift?: Thread lifting is a minimally invasive alternative to a full surgical facelift. The results of this procedure last up to 2 years, and it is intended more for correcting early age-related changes, when a large amount of soft tissue is not yet involved in the process. The procedure helps to get rid of wrinkles, nasolabial folds and marionette lines, sagging skin in the lower third of the face and chin. The goal of thread lifting is to restore the youthfulness of the face without serious intervention.
What types of threads are used in thread face lift?: Various types of threads are used in thread lifting procedures. Today, the most common are biodegradable threads made of polydioxanone, polylactic acid, and similar materials. In the past, plastic surgeons also used permanent threads made of gold, platinum, and other substances. In addition to fixing the tissues in the desired position, biodegradable threads stimulate the synthesis of collagen and elastin in the skin. They gradually dissolve within about two years, depending on the patient’s metabolic rate. Permanent threads provide a longer-lasting effect, but their use also carries certain risks. For this reason, doctors increasingly prefer them to be replaced with a conventional surgical facelift when a patient seeks a long-term result.

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