Is It Safe to Get Thread Lifting Regularly?

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Thread lifting tends to have a relatively short maintenance period.

Just as people say frequent Botox can cause resistance, many wonder if getting thread lifting regularly

is safe and okay to do.

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Thread lifting usually lasts for about a year,

and many people choose to have the procedure again once the effects wear off.

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Today, let's find out: Is it safe to get thread lifting regularly?~

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Is it safe to get thread lifting regularly?

Yes, there is no problem. Since the effects of the threads are generally said to last about a year,

many people get it done at this interval.

However, in a state where a lot of collagen and fibrous tissues have been formed by previous thread lifting or laser lifting, there is a relatively higher chance of dimpling because more fibrous tissue catches on the threads during insertion. Therefore, this must be carefully managed during the procedure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it okay to receive thread lifting periodically?

Yes, there are no major issues with receiving it periodically. The effects of thread lifting generally last for about 1 year, so many people receive re-treatments annually when the effects diminish, and the procedure can be performed safely.

What is the average duration of thread lifting effects?

It usually lasts for about 1 year. While there can be differences depending on an individual's skin condition or the treatment method, the effects generally start to diminish after 1 year, at which point many consider re-treatment.

Are there any side effects or precautions to be aware of when undergoing repeat thread lifting?

Yes, you should be aware of the possibility of dimpling (skin indentation). If a lot of collagen and fibrous tissue has already formed due to previous thread lifting or laser lifting, the probability of dimpling occurring when new threads are inserted is relatively higher as they can get caught in the tissue.

How can dimpling be prevented after repeated lifting procedures?

It is important to properly manage fibrous tissue during the procedure. The condition of collagen and fibrous tissue already formed inside the skin must be accurately assessed, and the procedure should be performed meticulously to avoid excessive entanglement with the tissue when inserting threads, which can reduce the occurrence of dimpling.