When it first came out in the late ’90s, the so-called “thread lift” (using surgical thread to lift sagging skin) was heralded as the kinder, gentler face-lift. But scary side effects, such as scarring, infection and obvious lumps under the skin, made it a bad fit for most women.
Now, thanks to technological advances, the rejuvenation technique has needled its way back to doctors’ offices.
The new-and-improved thread lift is FDA-cleared and noninvasive, with little-to-no downtime.
Thread lifts have been determined to be non efficacious with new Facial Plastic Surgery Journal review of articles. More smoke and mirrors offered by non surgeons. Long term results were slim to none and Slims out of town.
Can you send a link to these articles as I am considering having it done to my wife.
Thanks.
TC
Hello, Ted
Within the text there is a link to click to see the original article where this snippet came from. Here is your requested link, though:
https://nypost.com/2018/09/11/forget-botox-thread-lifts-are-the-latest-face-lift-trend/
Thanks,
-Deborah Overman
Associate Editor, Plastic Surgery Practice
Our patients don’t want to spend $4000 for a procedure that has to be repeated after a year. This is a revisit to a failed/flawed procedure. Bin there…won’t go there again.
How can we incorporate the “thread Lift” into our practice?
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