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[4월31일성형외과] Thread Lifting: Is It More Effective for Certain Facial Types?

April 31 Plastic Surgery · 4월31일성형외과 · June 12, 2026

Hello. #HakdongStationPlasticSurgeryClinic This is 4월31일성형외과. Recently, I have noticed that interest in lifting treatments has increased significantly. From laser lifting or thread...

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Clinic: April 31 Plastic Surgery

Original post date: June 12, 2026

Translated at: August 17, 2026 at 9:40 AM

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Hello.

#HakdongStationPlasticSurgeryClinic

This is 4월31일성형외과.

Recently, I have noticed that interest in lifting treatments has increased significantly.

From laser lifting or thread lifting, which are more accessible than surgery because they involve simpler and shorter treatment times,

to facelift surgery, which involves a certain level of cost and pain but can provide clear lifting results,

in modern society, where the desire for anti-aging continues to grow, there must be many people wondering which lifting method is right for them.

Today, I would like to discuss thread lifting among these options.

Let’s learn more with 4월31일성형외과

#DirectorSeungyeonChoi!

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Thread Lifting,

Is It More Effective for Certain Facial Types?

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To give you the conclusion first,

thread lifting is best performed as a preventive measure when skin elasticity has begun to decline little by little, rather than after the skin has already become significantly saggy.

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#ThreadLifting is a convenient option for people in their 20s and 30s who need to refine their facial contours.

It can be effective when you want to make the face look slimmer and more defined, including a sagging double chin or drooping outer corners of the eyes.

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From the age of 40 onward, you may be concerned about overall sagging across the face.

You may need to improve wrinkles caused by aging, such as nasolabial folds, marionette lines, and changes along the jawline.

In such cases, it may be worth considering laser lifting or facelift surgery together with thread lifting.

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Thread lifting may also be unsuitable for people with thick skin or a fuller face.

In these cases, greater force is needed to pull the heavier tissue, so a larger number of threads and stronger pulling force are required.

Ultimately, people who undergo this type of treatment may experience greater discomfort afterward, and the duration of the results may also be shorter.

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For people with thick skin or a fuller face, reducing the weight of the relevant area first before pulling the skin can help achieve better results.

If you are considering thread lifting, we recommend reducing the weight first with treatments such as Ulthera or Onda lifting, and then proceeding with thread lifting.

If this preparatory process is difficult, you may also consider extending the duration of the results by combining thread lifting with laser lifting treatments such as Ulthera or Thermage after approximately three months or more have passed since the thread lifting procedure.

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#ThreadLiftingBenefits include being able to return to daily activities quickly without concerns about incisions or scars, as well as relatively less pain and financial burden compared with surgery.

Therefore, thread lifting can be a good alternative when you need to prepare for an important schedule on short notice.

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#ThreadLiftingDrawbacks are that, ​​because it is a nonsurgical lifting treatment, there are clear limitations to pulling up sagging tissue.

In other words, it is difficult to remove the excess skin that has become loose.

If this is disregarded and the skin is pulled excessively, the cheekbones may become more prominent and make the face look larger, or side effects such as rippling of the skin may occur.

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#RecommendedFacialTypesForThreadLifting

#ThreadLiftingProsAndCons

Today, we explored some questions related to these topics.

#4월31일성형외과

We hope the explanation from Director Seungyeon Choi was helpful.

If you would like to learn more about thread lifting, please visit the official YouTube channel of #HakdongStationPlasticSurgeryClinic 4월31일성형외과!

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