Fine thread lifting
- firms up withering skin and complexion
- rejuvenates collagen structures
- absolutely mini-invasive, but effective procedure
- no special preparation
- no scalpel cut or anesthesia
- no pain, recovery, bruises and swelling
- immediate and long term effect
Application of fine threads (sometimes also called Prime Lifting) allows vector lifting of soft tissues and sagging skin. This is a minimally and insignificantly invasive treatment using a fine needle applied into loosened tissues. Application of fine threads stimulates formation of collagen and creates new collagen strengthening networks. These, completely hypoallergenic fine threads in the course of 6 to 8 months, will safely decompose, but the ensuing stretching of tissues will last up to 2 years.
How does vector lifting, using fine threads, work?
After application, collagen and reinforcement collagen "skeleton" forms around these fine threads, which remains in the skin after absorption and decomposition of threads. This collagen "skeleton" in the fine thread application area keeps the reinforced connective tissue and this raises the withering tissues, firms and flattens skin.
Where can fine threads be used on the body?
Fine threads can be used in the face, as well as the entire body. In the face they are suitable for minor wrinkles around the lips, wrinkles between eyebrows, wrinkles around eyes, sagging eyebrows, nasolabial folds and wrinkles, sagging skin and facial contours, and also for wrinkles on the neck and bosom. However, fine threads can be used anywhere on the body, where the skin is weak and loses elasticity. Suitable even for insensitive to Botulinum toxin. Fine threads can also be very well used in common liposuctions, when the fat is removed, but the skin stay loose. Using fine threads we can create a "new structure" in the loose skin.
For whom is application of fine threads suited?
Fine threads use is limited by age and state of skin. Fine threads can be used only when the skin is still able to produce new collagen.