If You Want to Create a Noticeable Difference Before and After Face Thread Lifting

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Before and after face thread lifting

If you want to create a noticeable difference

<Thank You Thread Lifting>

As we get older, our skin changes little by little.

As cell regeneration slows down, our skin gradually loses vitality, and skin aging occurs due to ultraviolet rays, environmental stress, and various irritants.

When we enter our 20s, the skin elastic fibers collagen and elastin decrease by 1% every year.

As a result, the skin's support structure weakens, and various changes begin to appear.

Fine wrinkles form around the eyes and mouth, the cheeks sag downward, the naturally smooth facial contour gradually collapses, and a double chin may form.

There are various ways to improve this.

If surgery that involves cutting the skin feels burdensome, and you want to avoid procedures that take a long time to show results, thread lifting can be an appropriate solution.

Thread lifting is a procedure that inserts medical threads that naturally dissolve in the body, pulls up the skin, and promotes collagen production to restore skin elasticity, so you can see immediate results.

After placing threads with tiny barbs into the sagging fatty layer of the skin, they are pulled and anchored, and the tissue is lifted upward, improving sagging.

You can see the lifting effect right after the procedure, and no separate recovery period is needed, making it suitable for modern people with busy daily lives.

As facial sagging improves, double chins and nasolabial folds can be improved, and a dull facial line can be made slimmer again.

When planning the procedure, it is necessary to accurately assess an individual's facial structure, degree of skin sagging, skin thickness, and elasticity, and proceed with the appropriate type and method of thread in order to create a satisfying before-and-after difference.

Thread lifting is recommended for those who find surgery burdensome and want to create a V-line with a procedure alone, those who want to improve an asymmetrical facial line, those who want to improve a sagging facial line due to reduced skin elasticity or fat, those looking for a procedure that allows a quick return to daily life, and those who are worried about sagging skin and wrinkles caused by aging.

Thread lifting is a relatively simple procedure, but if performed by medical staff with limited experience, side effects may occur.

If the thread insertion site is not accurate, or if it is pulled too tightly, the threads may become visible through the skin, and uneven skin deformity may also occur.

In addition, if proper adhesion with the skin tissue is not achieved, the duration of the effect may decrease, so it is necessary to be careful when choosing a clinic and medical staff.

At Thank You Plastic Surgery, we create excellent improvement results through thread lifting that firmly pulls from the thin skin layer to the deep layer.

Rather than simply inserting threads and pulling, we use a double-fixation method in which the threads are anchored to the firm temporalis fascia, and then fixed once more between the anchored threads.

As a result, you can achieve a stronger lifting effect, and the effect can be maintained for longer.

At Thank You, we conduct thread lifting by carefully consulting and designing a plan that matches an individual's wrinkle characteristics and degree of sagging.

Because we have a variety of threads available, we maximize the effect by using the thread that is most suitable for each person.

We also avoid pulling the skin excessively, creating natural-looking results.

Our medical staff, who have extensive anatomical knowledge and experience with various thread lifting procedures, perform the procedure, so please feel comfortable receiving treatment.

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