Temporary Thread Lift procedures are one of the minimally invasive aesthetic methods used to reduce the appearance of mild sagging and loss of elasticity on the face and certain areas of the body. Without requiring surgery, it aims to support the skin tissue to look firmer and more lifted.
Temporary Thread Lift is a procedure performed using medical threads placed under the skin and gradually broken down and absorbed by the body over time. By placing the threads, the aim is to create mechanical support in certain areas of the skin and achieve a tighter appearance.
Before the procedure, the facial structure, skin elasticity, and degree of sagging are evaluated. In the areas deemed appropriate, the threads are placed under the skin using special techniques with local anesthesia support. After the procedure, mild swelling, redness, tenderness, or bruising may occur. The recovery process may vary depending on the treated area and the person's characteristics.
Temporary Thread Lift procedures may help achieve a more lifted appearance in the cheeks, jawline, and facial oval. It may support the reduction of the appearance of mild to moderate sagging and make facial contours appear more defined. It may be considered a more minimally invasive option compared with surgical facelift procedures.
The effect of the procedure may vary depending on the type of thread used, the application technique, the skin structure, and the degree of aging. Before a Temporary Thread Lift, it is important to have an expert evaluation and to create a treatment plan suited to the person's expectations.
