Is It Okay to Mix Different Types of Threads for Thread Lifting?

#ThreadLifting #MINTLift #PeachLift #SilhouetteSoft #WeversePlasticSurgery #Weverse #WeverseLifting #WeversePeach #WeverseMINTThread #WeverseSilhouetteSoft #GangnamSilhouetteSoft #GangnamPeachLift #PeachThread #SeoSeungJo #ShimJungHwan #ParkSunHee

​

​

Hello~

💛your beauty universe! This is Weverse Plastic Surgery :)💛

As we age, one of the most noticeably bothersome issues is skin sagging,

which is the biggest skin concern for modern people.

The speed of aging varies from person to person, but it generally begins in the late 20s.

​

To slow down this aging process, many people are turning to thread lifting as an anti-aging procedure.

Thread lifting involves determining the number and length of threads for each facial area,

and firmly anchoring them to the skin tissues to lift and tighten.

This procedure provides youthful effects such as enhanced elasticity and wrinkle improvement.

​

In addition, different types of threads are selected depending on the treatment area,

which means multiple types of threads are sometimes used together.

​

Today, let's find out: Is it okay to mix different types of threads?~

​

Is it okay to mix different types of threads for thread lifting?

Yes, using multiple types is not a problem at all; in fact, it can be an advantage.

Just as inserting a larger number of threads to act in various directions and depths helps achieve a stronger effect,

different types of threads have varying thicknesses, barbs (cogs), and materials, allowing them to produce diverse effects.

For example, among the threads we use at Weverse, Silhouette Soft is made of

PLLA and features cone-shaped barbs, giving it very different characteristics from standard PDO threads. By using them together,

we are seeing even better results.

We also select the appropriate thread type for specific areas such as the anterior cheeks, marionette lines, and jawline.

How these various types of threads are combined and utilized

can be considered the unique know-how of a clinic that excels at lifting.

​

Has your curiosity about whether it's okay to mix thread lifting types been resolved?!

​

We will be back with even more informative content next time😍

​

​

❤ Want a quick consultation?

​