Silhouette Soft Threads
Silhouette Soft threads treatment is a renowned, most powerful weapon up a plastic surgeon’s sleeve to combat ageing. They are absorbable, made of polylactic acid and contain small, different set of cones (8, 12 or 16 cones composed of the same material, making them more effective in elevating tissues of the face and neck area.
This method of skin lifting and tightening of sagging skin is painless and non-invasive. It is ideal for patients experiencing small to moderate sagging in the lower face and jawline as it re-contours the oval of the face or neck area.
It is the most popular non-surgical facelift method designed to treat sagging skin and wrinkles, contributing to overall facial rejuvenation.
Process
Silhouette Soft threads are inserted below the skin through a thin needle, following the application of local anesthesia at the entry points.
The suture and the cones of the threads are pulled under the skin and then are tightened towards the desired direction. At the same time, due to the action of polylactic acid, they activate the fibroblasts and stimulate collagen production, resulting in the reduction of wrinkles and skin tightening.
Results
The results are impressive, as it is a non-invasive facial skin lifting technique, without the need of downtime and without carrying any risk for the patient. They are also instantly visible and continue to improve over the next 3 months after the treatment, while the results last around 12-18 months.
Useful Information
- After treatment, mild swelling and some bruising may occur, which gradually subside in the following days.
- It is recommended to avoid strenuous exercise in the first days after the treatment.
- It is recommended to avoid making facial expressions as much as you can for 24 hours.
- After washing your face, you should dry it patting it gently with a soft towel.
- Avoid using make-up for 48 hours after the treatment.
- Silhouette Soft threads can be combined with other treatments, such as fillers, Botox/Dysport, laser skin rejuvenation and tightening.
