Any adult between 30 and 60 years of age is ideal for this procedure. Younger and older patients won’t likely experience any noticeable results.

Thread Lifts can treat the sagginess of the eyes, neck, cheeks, and eyebrows. If you’ve had a surgical facelift in the past and those results are vanishing, then you might want to consider a Thread Lift as a way of restoring some of those looks again. In rare cases, younger people who have saggy facial skin because of weakened facial muscles can benefit from a Thread Lift too.

Thread Lifts act differently than other anti-aging treatments. They are meant to naturally change the look of the patient’s face to make it look rejuvenated and attractive. A surgical facelift leaves all kinds of unnatural signs on the face which are noticeable.

Thread Lifts are good for anyone who wants gentler facial enhancements for the purpose of looking younger. They won’t be as impactful as a surgical facelift, but there are fewer risks too. Don’t have too many expectations because it is simply meant to make your face look more vibrant. It is doubtful that anyone will suspect that you had a cosmetic treatment done.

Not everyone is a good candidate for Thread Lifts. If you have fragile or sensitive skin because of aging, then you might not like this treatment. Also, if you have too much sagging or very little fat on your face, then Thread Lifts won’t be effective on you either.

The ideal candidate is someone between 30 and 60 years of age and has a good skin tone with only minor sagging and/or wrinkles. Your doctor will let you know how you rank during your consultation with them.

There are very few risks with getting a Thread Lift. It is a non-invasive and fast procedure to get done. Since only tiny incisions are made into the skin, the scarring is not even noticeable like with traditional surgeries. Thread Lifts are much safer than a normal facelift for this reason.

Of course, there is always some risk involved with a Thread Lift. For instance, some patients have come down with infections, but this is rare. If it does happen, a simple dose of antibiotics can take care of it. And if your practitioner is not licensed or skilled, then your threads could end up being asymmetrical.

In most cases, you will have a skilled practitioner who will perform a safe procedure. The only things you’ll really need to worry about are minor swelling and bruising over the next couple of days after the treatment. In rarer situations, there will be some numbness in the treated areas. And in even rarer situations, the sutures will migrate. This would require a specialist to fix it.

You may have bruising and swelling in your face for a few days after the treatment. Try to keep your head elevated as you sleep because it could help. Eat only softer foods for about 1 week. Try not to stretch or rub your face for at least 3 weeks.

The results should remain for a maximum of 18 months. Some patients have reportedly kept their results for a longer time. Other patients need to get the procedure done regularly to sustain their results.

It depends on how long the results last from the first procedure. Your specialist will be able to guide you on how often you should get it done.

The Thread Lift is not expensive because it is a quick procedure and does not require anesthetics. The main cost factors include the skills of the doctor, their reputation, the location of their office, and the competition in the area. The number of threads inserted in the procedure will affect the cost too.

Please contact us to get a free consultation to determine what exactly you need.   It is impossible to provide a fixed price because of all the factors involved.