PDO Thread Lift The Answer To Sagging Skin

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PDO Thread lift the answer to sagging skin

• Thread lift is an innovative technique which not
  only lifts the skin, but also stimulates collagen
  synthesis inside the skin.

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What is a thread lift procedure?

• it is a non-surgical cosmetic procedure that
  rejuvenates the skin.
• In this treatment, biodegradable and
  self-dissolvable polymer threads are used to lift
  the sagging contours of the cheeks, jawline, and
  the neck.
• It is commonly known as Lunchtime Lift because it
  takes less than 90 minutes to perform.
• Thread lift is less riskier than the traditional
  surgical facelift procedure.
• It is a reversible procedure and the effects wear
  off after 18 to 24 months.
• The results of thread lift procedure are natural
  and smoother unlike those of surgical facelift
  which produces drastic results.

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How does the thread lift works?

• The threads are inserted into the pre-marked
  areas of the face and are oriented to resist the
  gravitational pull responsible for sagging.
• The number of threads to be inserted depends upon
  the total treated area.
• Thread lift procedure aims to lift the sagging
  skin, revoluminise, and to stimulate collagen
  production for improving tone and elasticity of
  the skin.
• The doctor inserts the thread into the skin with
  the help of a hollow needle unto the depth of 3-5
  mm the thread by passes the epidermis, dermis,
  subcutaneous tissues, collagen, and reaches the
  fibroblasts.
• The thread is then taken out from the other end
  by pushing it in upward direction.
• The thread is pulled tight from both ends so that
  the cones embed into the subcutaneous fat,
  lifting the skin and kick starting the
  inflammation process.

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What is the composition of threads?

• Silhouette Lift is made of polylactic acid, which
  has been used extensively in the medical field
  for many years.
• PDO is made up of polydioxanone, which is used as
  suture in cardiac and plastic surgery.
• Both the threads are made from a strong synthetic
  monofilament fibers.
• This fiber dissolves into the tissue with time,
  leaving no traces behind.

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Where can we perform thread lift procedure?

• Commonly thread lift is performed on the middle
  and lower part of the face including
• Lower jaw
• Jowls
• Neck
• However it can also be used to lift the skin of
• Arms
• Breasts
• Inner thighs

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How long does the procedure last?

• The treatment time is very short thats why it is
  known as lunchtime lift.
• Ideally it takes around 60 to 90 minutes for the
  procedure to complete including preparation and
  treatment.
• Minor to moderate swelling, bruising and redness
  is to be expected after the procedure that will
  subside within a day or two. There may be a
  slight wrinkling of the skin following the
  treatment, which will dissipate after a few days.
  
• In the following weeks it is advisable to not
  indulge in high intensity sports and exercises.
• Sleeping on the back is recommended

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Are all treatments the same?

• Every face is unique and requires different type
  of thread work.
• doctors may advise thread lift in a matrix style
  the threads will be of smooth type and will be
  placed in a crisscross manner to provide support
  to the skin.
• It takes an expert doctor to gauge the
  requirements of the face based on the skin
  conditions.
• A doctor trained in thread lift courses London
  will guide the patients about the expected
  outcomes of the procedure.
• The patients should have realistic expectations
  form the procedure.