Does Inserting More Threads in a Thread Lift Increase the Maintenance Period?

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Before getting a thread lift, one of the things patients are most curious about is the maintenance period.

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Just like it is difficult to achieve permanent effects with lasers or injections, thread lifting also needs to be done periodically.

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The maintenance period of a thread lift varies depending on the individual's skin elasticity and the type of thread used.

Usually, we say it lasts anywhere from 6 months on the shorter side to up to 2 years.

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Some people also ask if increasing the number of threads will lengthen the maintenance period.

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Today, let's find out if inserting a larger number of threads during a thread lift increases the maintenance period.

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Does inserting more lifting threads increase the maintenance period?

​The number of threads should be viewed as a way to enhance the effect rather than to extend the maintenance period.

Generally, the actual degradation of PDO, the most commonly used thread material, takes about 6 months. The period of maximum collagen accumulation also peaks at 6 months and gradually decreases thereafter.

If there are many threads, the physical pulling force will be stronger, and chemically, the amount of collagen synthesis will increase, so the lifting effect itself will be stronger.

Because of this, the maintenance period may increase slightly, but since the inherent characteristics of the material itself do not change, there is no significant difference in the duration.

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Has your curiosity about the thread lifting maintenance period and the number of threads been resolved?!

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