Face Lift Procedures

Thread suspension is a tissue suspension process with specially developed threads in order to prevent sagging that may occur on the face over time and due to the effect of gravity or to treat the sagging that occurs. The threads used for this process can be permanent or temporary (meltable). They cling to the tissue thanks to a herringbone or cone-shaped gear system on them. They are placed under the skin and used for the treatment of sagging anywhere on the face and neck. Permanent suspension ropes show long-term (more than 2 years) effectiveness. Fusible form threads can last between 6 months and 2 years, depending on the material from which they are made. The sagging on the cheeks and chin, deep folds on the rim, the appearance of mane on the neck and sagging can easily disappear thanks to the rope suspension.

Which parts of the body is Rope Suspending Applied to?

This method can be used primarily on many points in the face area, and it is also very effective in neck sagging. It is also used less frequently to correct breast sagging, to lift the hips, and to recover the sagging of the arms and legs.

How to Suspend Rope?

Under local anesthesia, the threads placed along the length of the skin, which are entered with thin needles, are pulled up and the skin is recovered. Placing it in the form of a net under the skin increases its effect.

What are the Advantages of Rope Suspension?

The traditional facelift method, which is a surgical procedure, may carry some risks. In addition, the possibility of moving away from the natural appearance distracts people who are sensitive about this subject from surgical procedures. At this point, the advantages of non-surgical facelift emerge. Since it is not a surgical procedure, minimal pain is experienced and complications that may develop due to anesthesia do not occur. It does not pose any problem for people living under the time limit, because normal life can be resumed after the procedure. The effect is seen immediately. It is a reversible and correctable process.

How Long Does the Process Take?

The procedure is completed in about 30 minutes after local anesthesia. The threads are placed under the skin in the areas determined by the control to be made before the procedure. Since the attachment area of the thread is preferred as inside the head (over the ear), the process is completed without the need for sewing. The procedure is completed painlessly. The effect of the procedure is instantly visible. After the application, daily life can be continued easily.

Does it have the same effect on everyone?

Who Benefits Best from a Non-Surgical Face Lift?
Those who are between the ages of 30 and 65, who have problems in skin tightness, who want to see a longer, more effective and non-surgical face lift effect compared to botox and filler are the most suitable candidates. It is important that the people to be treated do not have a very advanced skin sagging or a heavy, overweight face. People with excessive sagging skin and well-settled deep lines are excluded from the suitable candidate profile for the procedure. Also, the person should not be in the advanced stages of the aging process. Face lift surgery, which is the traditional method for people with established aging appearance, will give better results.

Persistence DurationHow long does the effect of the treatment last?

Permanent suspension ropes show long-term (more than 2 years) effectiveness. Fusible form threads can last between 6 months and 2 years, depending on the material from which they are made. The effect of the procedure varies depending on the differences in the metabolic rate of individuals.

Is There Any Pain During the Procedure?

Pain perceptions of those who receive the treatment differ from each other in all procedures, not only for non-surgical facelifts. Local anesthesia during the procedure can minimize pain and aches.