Why Transparent V-Lifting Is Considered for Sagging After Facial Contouring

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Because of various reasons, many people are looking for #celebritylifting Transparent V-Lifting, but among them, it is not uncommon for patients who had facial contouring surgery years ago to visit the clinic.

In general, after facial contouring surgery, cheek sagging and nasolabial folds often become more noticeable over time. The reason can be understood as the result of not only aging but also changes in facial structure and support after facial contouring surgery.

What changes appear after facial contouring surgery?

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Why does sagging appear more easily after facial contouring surgery?

During facial contouring surgery, as the bone structure changes, the support of the soft tissue decreases. As time passes, skin elasticity declines, and at this point, weight becomes concentrated in the midface and lower face, so sagging becomes more noticeable than in ordinary cases.

In addition, because an incision and dissection process has been performed, scar tissue forms inside the skin (fibrotic tissue) and adhesions develop. As a result, there are many limitations even when thread lifting is performed.

Due to these structural changes, a sense of foreign body sensation or pulling may occur, and some people may also complain of asymmetry.

Why thread lifting is difficult for facial contouring patients

As mentioned earlier, there is already firmly adhered tissue inside the skin, so the fixation of the lifting threads becomes uneven, and if the tension is excessive, facial expressions may look unnatural or the thread may even break.

Because the incision and dissection process has already been performed once, skin sensitivity is higher than in ordinary cases, and some people may also be more sensitive to foreign body sensation and pain.

Therefore, for those who have undergone facial contouring, it is essential to carefully consider the thread material, elasticity, and fixation method.

Key factors to consider when choosing threads

1. Consider both the material and elasticity of the thread

After facial contouring, the skin is often in a state that requires both flexibility and recovery. Using a high-strength thread may provide stronger fixation, but it can also cause discomfort and a pulling sensation when making facial expressions.

That is why it is important to use a thread with appropriate elasticity and tensile strength, so that both the lifting effect and natural movement are taken into account.

2. Customized design based on skin condition

Even among facial contouring patients, each person has different scar tissue density, degree of tissue adhesion, and direction and extent of sagging, so rather than applying the same thread lifting method, after analyzing the skin condition and facial structure, a customized design process is needed for the thread type / insertion direction / fixation location.

3. A fixation structure that distributes force affects the result

Especially when improving sagging after facial contouring, more than a lifting method that concentrates force in one area, a fixation structure that distributes tension across multiple points is important.

By designing multiple fixation points, considering the overall balance of the face, you can reduce excessive pulling in specific areas and expect a more natural lifting effect.

One of the lifting methods recommended while considering the skin condition and structure after facial contouring is Transparent V-Lifting. The Rapport thread used at Balance Lab Plastic Surgery is a thread independently developed by the dedicated lifting doctor, and by using both PDO and PCL threads together, the knotted type also offers excellent fixation and tensile strength.

In addition, after a certain period of time, it is synthesized into collagen, so you can also expect natural volume and increased elasticity.

Advantages when applied to facial contouring patients

The Rapport thread has excellent fixation and tensile strength, but because it is a flexible material, it allows natural facial expressions even in skin with scar tissue or adhesions.

Also, with Type A / Type B / Type N, the fixation points vary depending on the concern, so it is not simply a lifting method that only pulls, but one that can consider the balance of the entire face.

For facial contouring surgery patients, when the skin condition is sensitive and looks unnatural, a natural lifting design is more important than strong pulling.

When is a hospital consultation for thread lifting needed?

When the nasolabial folds look deep, when the facial line has become less defined after facial contouring, when cheek sagging has occurred, and when you want a natural improvement rather than strong lifting, we recommend Transparent V-Lifting at Sinsa Station :)

As explained today, sagging after facial contouring surgery is not simply a matter of aging, but the result of structural changes and skin condition working together.

Therefore, when choosing thread lifting, I will conclude by saying that an approach that fully considers each person's condition and skin characteristics is necessary :)