Thread Lift: Face Lifting & Contouring
Thread lifting This procedure involves inserting dissolvable sutures (such as PDOs) under the skin to lift sagging skin and stimulate collagen production. It's a non-surgical procedure. Swelling is typically noticeable for the first 2-7 days, and results last for about 6-18 months.
Summary of key information
| section | Generally |
|---|---|
| Time to do | Approximately 30–60 minutes (including application of numbing cream). |
| recuperate | Swelling, tightness, or slight bruising may last 2–7 days, and in some people up to 2 weeks. |
| See results | See immediate lifting results; full effects in 2–4 weeks. |
| The result is surviving. | Approximately 6–18 months (silkworms dissolve on their own in 4–6 months). |
Who is thread lifting suitable for?
- My cheeks and jawline are starting to sag.
- I want a V-shaped face without surgery.
- The nasolabial folds or corners of the mouth begin to deepen.
- I want to make my nose bridge higher (nose thread lift).
You should consult a doctor first.
- Pregnant or breastfeeding.
- Is there an infection or wound in the area where the procedure will be performed?
- Do you have any underlying medical conditions, are you taking blood thinners, or do you have a history of keloid scarring?
Types of silk commonly used.
- Smooth PDO thread. Focuses on stimulating collagen production for firmer, smoother skin.
- Fishbone thread (COG) It has barbs that grip the skin, emphasizing a lifting effect on the jawline and cheeks.
- Nose thread Nose bridge enhancement without surgery.
The doctor will select the appropriate product and dosage for each individual.
The process of thread lifting.
- Consult and evaluate. The doctor examines the facial structure, skin condition, and plans the placement of the sutures.
- Cleanse and apply numbing cream.
- Thread lifting It takes approximately 30–60 minutes.
- Provide care and schedule follow-up appointments.
Post-thread lifting care
- Apply a cold compress for the first 1-2 days.
- Sleep with your head elevated on a pillow and avoid sleeping on your side with your face pressed against the pillow.
- Avoid facial massages or pressure treatments for about 2 weeks.
- Avoid strenuous exercise, saunas, and alcohol during the initial period.
- Read more: How many days will the swelling last after a thread lift? Do I need to take time off work?
Frequently asked questions about thread lifting.
How much does thread lifting cost?
Depending on the area, the amount and products used will depend on your doctor's recommendation. See the latest prices and promotions at... charmerclinic.co.th
How long do the effects of thread lifting last?
Generally, it lasts about 6–18 months, depending on the type of thread, the number of strands, skin condition, and self-care.
Is thread lifting painful?
The doctor will apply a numbing cream before the procedure. Most people will feel a slight tightness or soreness, and this tightness will persist for the first few days.
Will I have to take time off from work if I do this?
Many people can return to the office in 1-2 days. If you have client meetings or photo shoots, it's recommended to wait about 1 week.
The information on this page is a general overview. Actual duration and results vary from person to person. Consult a doctor before undergoing treatment.
Read more before making a decision.
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