Almost the main rejuvenation procedure now is the thread lift - a great, less invasive alternative to a standard face lift. The aesthetic medicine clinic offers a variety of procedures using lifting threads. In the article, we will consider what they are and what their phenomenon is, as well as how the different types of yarn differ.
What is threading
Revitalizing and lifting threads allow a non-surgical face lift or modeling of individual body parts:
- chest,
- buttocks,
- arms,
- inner thighs.
Their precise insertion under the skin causes the tissue to remain in place. The effect? Age-related skin reduction. It is important to note that the procedure also stimulates skin regeneration. Thanks to the increased production of collagen, elastin and natural hyaluronic acid, the skin becomes stronger and more elastic, restoring its youthful appearance.
Most threads are made of materials that dissolve in the human body, so they completely disappear over time.
Threads are steadily gaining popularity because they provide immediate, visible results without the use of a scalpel. The lack of incisions increases the safety of the procedure and leaves no scars. The procedure can be repeated. Importantly, all types of threads are invisible and invisible.
What can be improved by threading?
Smooth lifting threads are a good solution for people over 30 who are showing the first signs of aging, as well as for elderly patients to rejuvenate the skin.
In older people, both crochet and cone yarns are commonly used, which provide a stronger effect due to the additional mechanical action. The best lifting effect is achieved with combined methods.
Thread lifting helps eliminate, among other things:
- hanging pages;
- lowered eyebrows;
- imitation wrinkles;
- crow's feet;
- weak skin of the cheeks, neck and body;
- double chin;
- asymmetry and change of the oval of the face with age.
You can also strengthen and lift the torso, lift the buttocks and the sagging skin of the hands. In addition, the inner appearance of the thighs or abdomen can be improved. Threads are also used on the neck and neckline.
How the procedure is performed
The thread placement procedure is preceded by a consultation with a specialist. During such a meeting, the doctor discusses with the patient his expectations and identifies possible contraindications for the procedure. The procedure itself is quite simple.
After local anesthesia, the specialist correctly introduces the threads, naturally using the tension lines of the face. This is done using a special very thin needle or cannula. It takes 30 minutes to an hour to complete.