Drawstring Lifting Methods

Thread lifting methods have become popular in the field of aesthetic and plastic surgery in recent years, offering non-surgical and minimally invasive techniques. These methods are used to address sagging, loosening, and wrinkles in the skin. Thread lifting is particularly preferred for the face, neck, and body areas.

What are Thread Lifting Methods?

Thread lifting is an aesthetic procedure performed with the help of special threads placed beneath the skin. These threads lift the underlying tissues upward, creating a tighter appearance. The procedure is usually performed under local anesthesia and is completed in a short period.

Application Areas

• Facelift: The most commonly used method for addressing sagging in the face.
• Brow Lift: Special threads are used to lift the eyebrows.
• Neck Lift: Applied to reduce looseness in the neck area.
• Buttock Lift: Used to correct sagging in the buttocks.
• Knee Lift: Preferred to prevent sagging in the knee area.

Advantages of Thread Lifting

Thread lifting methods offer several advantages:

• Non-Surgical Application: The fact that it does not require surgical intervention is a significant advantage.
• Short Recovery Time: Patients can typically return to daily activities immediately after the procedure.
• Natural Appearance: The results are typically natural-looking.
• Low Risk: Compared to surgeries, it carries a lower risk of complications.

How is the Procedure Performed?

Thread lifting is performed by a specialist doctor. Before the procedure, a skin analysis is done, and appropriate points are identified. Local anesthesia is applied for patient comfort. Special threads are then inserted beneath the skin and pulled to create tension. The procedure is typically completed in 30 minutes to 1 hour.

Results and Expectations

After the thread lifting procedure, patients typically see immediate positive results. Mild swelling or bruising may occur in the first few days, but this quickly resolves. The results can last for 1-2 years, after which the effect of the threads diminishes.