[April 31 Plastic Surgery] How Long Does Thread Lifting Last?

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#Thread lifting is a lifting method preferred by many people

because of its short procedure time and

quick recovery.

However, many people also worry that

the maintenance period may be

that short as well.

In many reviews, thread lifting is also said to have negative feedback about its maintenance period, such as

'the thread breaks quickly' and

'it seems to return to its original state soon.'

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#ThreadLiftingEffect

We’ll find out with Dr. Park Seong-wan

from April 31!

At April 31 Plastic Surgery, thread lifting is

performed safely by experienced medical staff who assess each person’s

needs and skin condition and use the type of thread that is appropriate for each individual,

such as mono threads, cog threads, coil threads, and cone threads.

The characteristics and effects of each type of thread differ,

so the procedure can be done with the thread that is most suitable for you.

In addition to the most representative lifting function,

it also helps collagen production and has effects that improve skin texture and elasticity.

Q. How long does thread lifting last?

A. It varies depending on each person’s inherent constitution,

but it is generally considered to be around 3 to 4 years.

We get many inquiries asking how often thread lifting should be done.

To get straight to the point,

there is no fixed cycle set uniformly for everyone.

However, some people think thread lifting should be repeated every 6 months,

assuming a cycle of less than a year.

Although this can vary depending on the type of thread and individual differences,

the usual maintenance period for thread lifting is not so short that it should be viewed as less than a year.

Sometimes, for various reasons, the thread may break,

which can make it feel like the maintenance period is not very long.

However, since there are many possible reasons why a thread may break,

it is somewhat difficult to define that simply as the maintenance period.

During consultations, Dr. Park Seong-wan of April 31 Plastic Surgery often explains aging by comparing it to a "spring."

When you wind a spring, it does not stay fixed in that wound state;

once you let go, it gradually returns to its original state.

The aging process in humans can be explained in the same way.

Through thread lifting,

we describe the concept as partially turning back time

by a few years, and the amount of time turned back

is about 3 to 4 years.

So during that period, enjoy the slowly passing time

with ease, and if you begin to notice skin sagging or other changes,

that would be the time to consider another procedure.

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#TypesOfThreadLifting We looked into questions related to thread lifting today.

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We hope Dr. Park Seong-wan’s explanation was helpful to many of you.

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