Thread Lift
Thread Lift
Minimally invasive facelift with mesothreads
Science & Technology
Thread lifting uses absorbable PDO (polydioxanone) or PCL (polycaprolactone) threads with micro-cones or barbs that mechanically lift and anchor sagging tissues. Once inserted, the threads stimulate collagen production around them, creating a supportive matrix that continues to improve skin firmness for months after the procedure.
When Recommended
Areas of Impact
Contraindications
Absolute Contraindications▼
- ✕Active infection at insertion sites
- ✕Severe ptosis requiring surgical lift
- ✕Very thin skin / minimal subcutaneous fat
- ✕Pregnancy and lactation
- ✕Active autoimmune diseases
- ✕Bleeding disorders
- ✕Keloid scarring predisposition
- ✕History of wound healing disorders
Requires Consultation▼
- !Anticoagulant therapy
- !Diabetes mellitus
- !Smoker (delayed healing)
- !Previous facial procedures (fillers, implants)
- !Recent facial surgery
- !Active acne in treatment area
Step by Step Process
Numbing
Local anesthesia is administered to the treatment area
Thread Insertion
The thread is inserted through a fine cannula and positioned under the skin
Lifting
The thread is gently pulled to lift the tissue to the desired position
Result
Immediate visible lift with ongoing collagen stimulation over 6–8 months
Key Benefits
Immediate lifting effect
Stimulates natural collagen
No surgery or general anesthesia
Quick recovery
Results last 12–18 months
Recovery & Downtime
Mild swelling and bruising for 5–10 days. Avoid facial massage and extreme facial expressions for 2 weeks. Results last 12–18 months.
Key Benefits
Thread Lift
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do thread lifts last?▼
12–18 months depending on thread type and individual metabolism.
Is it a surgical procedure?▼
No, it is minimally invasive. Threads are inserted through micro-punctures.
Can threads be combined with fillers?▼
Yes, this combination is very effective. Fillers restore volume, threads provide lift.
Ready to Transform?
The doctor will select the optimal program during a free consultation
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