Why Does Dimpling Occur After Thread Lifting?

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Nowadays, as many people prefer a youthful impression, a lot of individuals are looking into thread lifting.

However, many also worry about unexpected occurrences.

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One of the symptoms that can appear after thread lifting is the dimple phenomenon (cheek dimpling)!

Cheek dimpling refers to the area where the thread was inserted appearing sunken or hollowed out.

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Many people consider this a side effect.

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Today, we will look into why dimpling occurs after thread lifting

and conduct a Q&A session regarding this issue.

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Why does dimpling occur after thread lifting?

The dimpling phenomenon occurs when the thread is anchored too close to the dermis.

The procedure must be performed considering that the thickness of the skin and soft tissues varies even within the face, and there are differences from patient to patient.

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For a successful thread lifting result, the type of thread is important, but

I believe what matters most is whether the thread can enter the desired skin layer and pull effectively.

Ensuring an appropriate pull is formed without causing dimples and without going too deep

is the true skill of an experienced doctor.

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A certain amount of puckering that occurs when the tissue is strongly lifted often improves naturally within 1-2 weeks,

and it can even be expected to yield a better lifting effect.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the dimple phenomenon occur after thread lifting?

It occurs when the thread is placed too close to the dermis of the skin. If the thread is inserted into a shallow layer without accurately considering the varying thickness of each patient's skin and soft tissue, a dimple phenomenon may appear where the thread was inserted.

How can dimples be prevented during thread lifting procedures?

The skill of the medical professional in inserting and pulling the thread into the appropriate skin layer is most important. Considering the individual patient's skin thickness and differences in soft tissue, appropriate tension should be created to prevent dimples while not being too deep.

I have wrinkles on my skin after thread lifting. Is this a side effect?

No, this is a temporary phenomenon that usually improves naturally within 1-2 weeks. It is a type of wrinkling that occurs when the tissue is strongly pulled up, and it can actually be a positive sign that the lifting effect will be good.

Is a good result guaranteed in thread lifting if only the type of thread is good?

No. While the type of thread is important, the key is the technique of accurately inserting it into the desired skin layer and pulling it. Understanding the tissue differences in each area of the patient's face and performing the procedure accordingly is necessary to achieve satisfactory results without dimples.