Aging, environmental factors, stress, and hormonal changes lead to visible alterations in women’s facial skin. In particular, loss of elasticity in the facial skin is one of the most common issues. Now there is an innovative, nonsurgical, fast, and effective way to solve this problem — threadlifting using 3D meso threads.
Threadlifting is a modern aesthetic procedure designed to tighten facial and body skin, using polydioxanone (PDO) threads with several years of medical use in cosmetology. These threads are absorbed by the body naturally and fully dissolve within 6–7 months, yet their effect can last for 18–24 months.
In which cases is it recommended?
Threadlifting is recommended for correcting the following aesthetic concerns:
- Nasolabial folds between the nose and lips;
- Sagging skin around the eyebrows;
- Vertical forehead wrinkles;
- Softness in the cheeks, jawline, and neck;
- Skin stretch marks in body areas (abdomen, hips, buttocks);
- Restoring skin smoothness around the chest area.
How is the procedure performed?
The threadlifting procedure typically takes 45–60 minutes and is carried out as follows:
- Identify the skin area in need of treatment.
- Apply local anesthetic.
- Insert PDO threads under the skin using specially thin needles.
- The threads lift the skin from beneath, creating a firm internal “frame.”
What results are achieved?
- Wrinkles in the facial skin are smoothed;
- Facial contours become defined and naturally shaped;
- Skin elasticity increases, giving a more youthful look;
- Results can last 1–2 years.
Who should avoid it?
In certain situations, the threadlifting procedure is not recommended. Specifically:
- If active inflammation or skin infections are present;
- If coagulation disorders are detected;
- During pregnancy or breastfeeding;
- In cases of oncological diseases or immune system deficiencies.
