Thread Lift to get 'Elasticity'

 

As you get older, aging occurs naturally. 

Especially if you do not take care of it, you may experience it coming back more quickly. It is good to take care of your skin to prevent aging, but if you miss this period, you will experience uncontrollable sagging of your skin.

If you are wondering which method to choose if you want to slow down the aging process even if it cannot prevent the aging process, it would be a good idea to read this article.

Thread lifting, a non-surgical facial lifting method, is a method to restore skin elasticity and moisture and make the face look younger by improving wrinkles. Let's learn about when to consider thread lifting, how to approach each age group, and how important it is to choose a medical professional to prevent side effects. 

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When should you consider a thread lift?

Loss of skin elasticity: If your skin has lost its elasticity and elasticity, you may need to consider thread lifting. This can happen at any age.

 

Wrinkles and Wrinkles: Thread lifting may also be effective if wrinkles or wrinkles become apparent. In particular, thread lifting can be highly effective when there are wrinkles around the eyes, mouth, forehead, etc.

 

Exhausted face: If your face is dehydrated and has severe volume loss, you may need a thread lift. In this case, thread lifting can restore volume and make the overall look of the face tighter and more vibrant.

If you are curious about how to approach each age group, please check this section.

20s-30s: For those in their 20s, it is important to focus on maintaining skin elasticity and managing facial lines. At this age, it is enough to focus on skin care, but it is also good to create a V-line and prevent aging through thread lifting. 

40s - 50s: As you enter your late 30s and 40s, more wrinkles may begin to form on your face, and you may experience signs of dullness and loss of skin elasticity. In this age group, it is recommended to improve deep wrinkles through thread lifting and additionally perform other concurrent procedures to restore volume.

50s or above: Thread lifting may be more effective for people in their 40s or older. In this age group, skin elasticity is greatly reduced and many deep wrinkles are formed, so thread lifting can make a big difference. For this age group, lift surgery is recommended, but if the surgical method is burdensome, you can look at the patient's skin condition and get help with thread lifting, a non-surgical method, to feel a noticeable change.