If You’re 고민ing About Long-Lasting Lifting Results and Lifting for Thicker Skin? Elatens Lifting

If you’re 고민ing about long-lasting lifting results and lifting for thicker skin? Elatens Lifting

Various types of lifting procedures are being released.

As thread lifting has also come in many different types,

many people are probably wondering which lifting procedure to choose.

Looking at the main purpose of those considering lifting procedures,

they often think about lifting to improve sagging skin, such as a double chin, and wrinkles in various areas of the face.

In addition, most people likely want the lifting effect to last for a long time.

One of the recommended lifting procedures for those considering this kind of treatment is Elatens.

Elatens is,

a lifting thread made of silicone and polyester.

It may be thought of as a product similar to the previously widely used Elasticum.

Elatens is a composite thread made of silicone and polyester, and it can be said to combine the advantages of both materials.

Its soft polyester surface can minimize tissue damage during lifting and help control recovery force,

while the strong elasticity of silicone helps increase firmness. As such, with Elatens’ strong elasticity,

the duration can last from 5 years to up to 10 years,

and the fact that it can be maintained semi-permanently is a major advantage.

What makes Elatens different from Elasticum?

A technology that differentiates it from the existing Elasticum has been applied.

This is known as the braiding technique.

Looking at the meaning of braiding, it means to braid or twist with ropes, like making a pigtail hairstyle.

If Elasticum has silicone in the center with polyester wrapping around it, Elatens is made so that silicone and polyester are twisted together,

which can be said to make it safer and stronger.

With this braiding technique applied,

it has the characteristic of being slightly thicker than general lifting threads, and

for that reason it enhances elasticity and safety.

Because it has a twisted structure, when the skin is pulled during lifting,

the force that can lift it may be stronger.

It can also be said to be sturdy enough that there is no need to worry about the thread breaking.

The recommended cases for Elatens lifting include

the same target group as those who have previously undergone a mini lift, Elasticum lifting, or double chin lifting.

It can be recommended for cases such as:

when wrinkles have become deeply etched due to aging,

when you want to improve remaining sagging skin through thread lifting,

when a fuller jawline is a concern,

or when you want an immediate lifting effect.

As mentioned earlier, Elatens is stronger and thicker than general lifting threads,

so it may not be suitable for people with thin tissue or thin skin,

and for an accurate diagnosis, detailed consultation with a plastic surgeon specializing in lifting procedures is necessary.

For those who previously underwent thread lifting but did not see results,

or who were less satisfied due to the short duration of the effect,

and for those who were reluctant to get thread lifting because of thick skin,

please consider receiving more detailed consultation about Elatens,

which is characterized by strong elasticity and long-lasting results.