Thread Facelift

In this technique, which creates a non-surgical lift effect on the face, threads called PDO (polydioxanone) with a structure similar to surgical thread are used, placed in very thin needles. These threads are placed under the skin, in areas with wrinkles and sagging, with the help of needles. PDO threads trigger the skin's repair mechanisms and collagen production by increasing micro blood circulation in the applied area, without causing any undesirable reactions.

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Even though these threads dissolve and disappear over time, the tissue formed by the skin around the threads acts as a network that corrects sagging on the face and creates a lift effect. The effects of the procedure become optimum within a month or two, along with the formation of this connective tissue.

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Who is it suitable for?

Thread lift, which can be applied to both men and women, is generally applied to patients between the ages of 35 and 60 who want to look younger and more dynamic, but who do not need a serious and obvious face lift operation since they do not experience a serious loss of elasticity on their face.

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In which regions can it be used?

Especially in the face and neck area; Successful results can be obtained by using the spider web technique with longer and thicker threads in the treatment of sagging in the arms, laxity in the inner legs, skin laxity and sagging in the breasts and abdomen after birth.

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Is it safe?

The threads used are hair-thin threads called polypropylene, containing PDO (Polydioxane) and PGA (Polyglycolic acid), which have been proven to be suitable for health. After the procedure, no other problems are encountered except minor bruises.

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How long is the recovery process and return to daily life?

Most patients return to their daily lives immediately after spider web application. The redness disappears immediately after the operation. As is the case with every subcutaneous procedure, a slight itching sensation may be observed in the first few days after the procedure.