The Timing for Thread Lifting (Jipchak Lifting) When Facial Contours Become Faded and Skin Elasticity Declines!

This is Soon Plus Plastic Surgery & Dermatology.

If you feel that the facial line in the mirror has become less defined or that your skin elasticity is not what it used to be, this may be the time when lifting comes to mind.

There are many types of lifting. These include various lifting laser devices,

'facelift surgery,' which is suitable when the skin sagging or looseness is severe,

and 'thread lifting,' which relatively simply lifts sagging skin in certain areas using medical threads.

Thread lifting helps improve skin elasticity while naturally lifting sagging skin. Among these, let’s talk about Jipchak Lifting, which stands out for the clinic’s own differentiated lifting technique.

Jipchak Lifting is a thread lifting procedure in which fourth-generation cog threads with a dense and precise barb structure are carefully inserted into the skin,

then performed using a scalp-temple fixation method.

The scalp-temple fixation method is expected to provide stronger lifting fixation and longer-lasting lifting effects.

The expected effects of Jipchak Lifting include

improving a sagging facial line, easing cheek sagging and the nasolabial folds caused by it, and strengthening skin elasticity to help improve fine wrinkles, among other things.

Through this, positive changes can be expected for overall skin concerns.

Jipchak Lifting is recommended for

those concerned that their facial line has collapsed as elasticity has declined and sagging has appeared,

those who want partial contour improvement such as the double chin, cheeks, or nasolabial folds,

and those who want a lifting procedure with strong lifting effects, short procedure time, and quick recovery.

(※The procedure method may vary depending on the patient’s skin condition, degree of sagging, and other factors.)

The pain from Jipchak Lifting may involve discomfort and pain on the day of the procedure because it is an invasive procedure using needles, but it gradually eases over time.

Also, because threads are inserted, there may be discomfort, but as they become integrated, the foreign-body sensation disappears over time and discomfort is relieved.

(The degree of pain and discomfort may vary from patient to patient.)

We hope you can experience a variety of positive changes, such as a natural V-line, smoother contours, and increased skin elasticity.

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