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Frequently Asked Questions
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Results typically last 12 to 24 months depending on thread type, placement, and individual aging. Collagen stimulation can extend benefits beyond thread absorption; touch-up procedures or combination treatments help maintain and enhance outcomes over time.
Most clients feel mild discomfort during placement managed with topical numbing and local anesthesia. Post-procedure soreness, swelling, or bruising is common but manageable with ice, pain relievers, and brief rest. Most resume normal activities within a few days.
Ideal candidates have mild to moderate skin laxity around the jawline and chin, good overall health, and realistic expectations. It suits those seeking a less invasive lift than surgery; heavy smokers, active infections, or bleeding disorders may be unsuitable.
After consultation and marking, local anesthesia is applied. Threads are inserted via tiny punctures and positioned to lift and secure tissue. The provider adjusts tension for symmetry, trims excess, and gives aftercare instructions. Procedure typically takes 30–60 minutes.
Common side effects include swelling, bruising, tenderness, and temporary dimpling or asymmetry. Rare complications can include infection, thread migration, or palpable knots. Choosing an experienced provider reduces risk; follow post-care instructions and report concerns promptly.
Avoid blood-thinning medications and supplements before the procedure, and arrange light activity for recovery. Aftercare includes cold compresses, gentle cleansing, avoiding heavy exercise and facial massages for two weeks, and attending follow-up to monitor healing and results.