How does the thread treatment work?

Thread lift

A thread lift is a cosmetic operation that is a less invasive version of facelift surgery.

Thread lifts promise to tighten your skin by putting medical-grade thread material into your face and then drawing the thread to “pull” your skin up.

It seeks to raise and sculpt the form of your face or breasts and is also known as a barbed suture lift. Thread lifts “stitch-up” your skin using temporary, medical-grade suture material to make it tight.

Thread lifts have been used since the 1990s, but recent advancements in the material used for thread lifts have resulted in a surge in popularity.

Thread lift in Dubai

Atelier Clinic provides women and men with a reshaped face and restored volume in a 30-minute treatment at their doctor’s office, which no other therapy has ever given in such a simple and less invasive method.

How does a thread lift work?

There are two ways that the thread lift method works.

The first is relatively self-explanatory. Your doctor can tighten your skin around your forehead, neck, or chest by threading small, dissolvable sutures beneath your skin.

As the thread is drawn tight, invisible, painless “barbs” grasp onto your skin and ensure that the line holds your underlying tissue and muscles.

Your body’s healing reaction is initiated after a barbed thread is implanted. Your body senses a suture material and encourages collagen creation in the damaged region, even though the lines under your skin do not wound you. Collagen may fill up wrinkles in drooping skin and give your face more youthful flexibility.

Facial threading lift

Many people choose a thread lift for face regions that “sag” or appear less tight with time. These are some of the areas:

brow line under-eye region, forehead, cheeks, jowls and jawline

Breasts are often lifted and tightened using thread lifts, especially after pregnancy and weight reduction.

Thread lift treatment

Depending on the location you’re targeting and your provider’s preferences, the thread lift method may change somewhat. Generally, the underlying process is the same.

You will be instructed to recline in the room where the treatment is being conducted. As your skin is prepared for operation, it will be sprayed with alcohol and a topical anesthetic.

The threads will be inserted beneath your skin with a small needle or cannula. Threading might take anywhere from 30 to 45 minutes.

The method of insertion will be deleted when the threads have been introduced. You may feel slight tightness or pressure under your skin.

Are there any risks or negative consequences?

Although a thread lift is a low-risk operation with a short recovery period, it does include side effects and the potential for problems.

It’s not unusual to encounter the following after a thread lift:

• bruising
• swelling
• bleeding
• a little amount of discomfort at the injection location

Complications, such as dimpling, are possible in 15 to 20% of cases. Difficulties are likely to be mild and can be readily remedied.