Important Points to Consider When Getting Thread Lifting✨

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Isn't it better to insert a lot of threads?

Many people ask us this question.

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Once a certain amount of threads enter the skin and pull it,

any additional threads do not significantly affect the pulling effect.

Therefore, when inserting threads,

✅For pulling purposes

✅For fixation purposes

There are these two main purposes.

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For fixation purposes, it is somewhat harder to avoid a bumpy feeling,

and if too many threads are inserted,

they can become bumpy if placed incorrectly,

making it difficult to resolve.

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Until the threads settle,

you may have to wait about 2 to 3 months.

Another important point is

the entry point and the ending point.

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Everyone has a different face shape,

and the standard for the number of threads varies,

so we actually have to pull the skin directly to see.

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When pulling the skin,

there are some people who look a bit prettier.

Lifting unconditionally in a vertical direction is not always the best.

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Basically, pulling vertically

is the general rule, but

✅Types that sometimes need to be smoothed out

✅Types that need to be pulled vertically

we have to consider these two types.

The next thing to consider is

the cheekbones.

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If you strongly pull the sagging skin on the jawline

and fill the sunken area under the cheekbones,

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the side cheekbones will look very large,

and the face will end up looking wider.

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This is an unflattering situation

that occurs when thread lifting goes wrong.

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Without considering the shape of the cheekbones,

doing thread lifting can be

worse than having no effect at all..

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Creating volume in the front cheekbones with thread lifting

is actually a bit difficult.

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When pulling with thread lifting,

there needs to be a certain degree of fixation points.

In the area pointed to by the hand in the photo,

there is a firm fascia.

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The threads must firmly hook onto the hard fascia in the temple area

in order to pull and maintain the lift,

but pulling the front cheeks in a vertical direction† is actually the difficult part.

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In this case, we can use small threads to pull it.

For those with very large cheekbones,

it is important to pull gently so the cheekbones don't appear larger,

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and for those who lack volume in the front cheekbones,

we should pull in a way that gathers volume in the front cheekbones if possible,

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and for those with very thin skin,

too many threads should not be used.

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If too many threads are used, it can become bumpy

and the face may look crumpled.

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In such cases,

we sometimes use Silhouette Soft.

It gives a more elastic and tight feeling,

and it has cone-shaped barbs and knots.

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However, because the thread is thin, the pulling force itself

is actually not that strong.😥

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Still,

for those with thin skin and low volume,

this thread is really great for pulling.

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As it is made of PLLA rather than PDO components,

for the Silhouette Soft threads to dissolve,

it takes a long time, so

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the lifting effect can last for at least a year and a half,

and because the contact area around the cones is wide,

the amount of collagen production is somewhat higher.

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You can consider these as its advantages,

and ultimately, the most important things when doing thread lifting are

✔️Pulling

✔️How to pull

✔️Which direction to insert the threads from

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Inserting the threads smoothly

and carefully finding the areas to be pulled

can be considered the biggest key points of thread lifting.

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