Professional PCL Thread Lift For Face Lifting / Body Contour Skin Care Treatment

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Is there any area of your body where you want loose or sagging skin? Probably not - so you may be happy to know that there’s a non-surgical treatment option that can provide an immediate lift and/or plumping without incisions, general anesthesia or significant downtime.

Mildly sagging skin can be lifted with specially designed, absorbable threads that are placed under the skin's surface. The facial thread lift are made of the same material as some of the absorbable sutures or "stitches" used in surgery, and collagen is stimulated along the length of threads before they reabsorb, producing results that last long after the thread is gone.

Thread Lifts

Absorbable facial threads can be divided into two main types: lifting threads and firming threads.

Barbed, or cogged, threads have tiny barbs that are strategically placed to “hook” into the surrounding tissue to lift and hold it in place. Uses barbed threads that have barbs pointing both up and down the thread to suspend sagging skin without the thread sliding.

Thicker barbed threads are available that can even help lift breasts and buttocks.

Smooth or mono threads have no barbs and are placed regularly under the skin to thicken and firm the treated area. Because they have no barbs to anchor them, smooth threads don't provide as much lifting as barbed threads but their mesh-like placement produces more firming than barbed threads alone.

They can be used almost anywhere on the body where a small amount of traction produces desirable lifting. Popular treatment areas include brows, the jawline, cheeks, the upper neck, and knees.

How are thread lifts performed?

After a local anesthetic is applied, cannulas each containing threads are inserted under the skin & directed to the area where slight traction or lifting produces the best results. The cannula is withdrawn leaving the thread in place. In the case of barbed threads, when the cannula is withdrawn, and the thread is slightly pulled, it causes the barbs to “hook” and lift the overlying skin. The excess thread is trimmed away and the tiny punctures heal within a few days. There's minimal swelling or bleeding and most patients say that they notice minimal discomfort during the treatment.