Local anaesthesia is generally used to improve comfort during a thread lift. Patients may feel pressure, pulling or mild discomfort while the threads are being positioned. Temporary tenderness, tightness or soreness may occur after the procedure.
About Thread Lift
Thread lifts use dissolvable PDO threads inserted beneath the skin to lift sagging tissues and stimulate collagen production. This non-surgical alternative to a facelift provides an immediate lifting effect with progressive improvement.
Key Benefits
Immediate lifting effect
Stimulates collagen
Non-surgical
Minimal downtime
Natural-looking results
Long-lasting improvement
Treatment Process
1
Consultation
Assessment of skin laxity and lifting goals.
2
Anaesthesia
Local anaesthesia is administered for comfort.
3
Insertion
Threads are carefully inserted and positioned beneath the skin.
4
Recovery
Post-procedure care instructions are provided.
Ideal Candidate
Ideal for adults with mild to moderate facial sagging who want a non-surgical lifting treatment. It may be particularly suitable for adults aged approximately 35–55 with realistic expectations.