Thread lift (Thread Lift)
Lifting without surgery — threads working from within to lift the tissues and stimulate collagen
What is a thread lift?
A thread lift is a minimally invasive procedure that uses absorbable medical threads (PDO or PLLA) inserted under the skin through fine needles. The threads carry tiny barbs or cogs that grip the tissues and lift them immediately — then stimulate collagen production over the following months.
The result: an immediate lift plus a gradual improvement that continues for 6-18 months after the threads dissolve. No general anaesthesia, no incisions, and no long recovery.
Free consultation
Assessment of whether threads suit your case as an alternative to a facelift
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PDO threads (Polydioxanone)
The most common — absorbed within 6-8 months, but the collagen they stimulate remains. Available in different forms: double-barbed for lifting, and smooth for renewal and general tightening.
PLLA threads (for deep stimulation)
They stimulate deeper, longer-lasting collagen — lasting 18-24 months. Suitable for those who want rejuvenation more than an immediate lift.
Application areas
The cheeks and sides (jowl lift), the neck and under-chin, the eyebrows, the forehead area, and skin tightening at the sides of the face. Each area has a different thread technique.
Combining with fillers and Botox
"Full Face Rejuvenation" — threads for lifting, Botox for movement, filler for volume. Each one addresses a different dimension of ageing.
Threads versus a surgical facelift
✅ Threads are suitable if:
- Sagging is mild to moderate — not severe
- You want an improvement without a long recovery
- You are between 35-55 years old and your skin still has reasonable elasticity
- You want "maintenance" before reaching the stage that requires surgery
- You cannot take a long leave for recovery
⚠️ A surgical facelift is better if:
- Sagging is pronounced with noticeable excess skin
- You want a result that lasts 7-10 years
- You have already tried threads and they were not enough
Frequently asked questions
Is a thread lift painful?
Can the threads be seen or felt?
What happens when the threads dissolve?
Can a thread lift be repeated?
Lifting without surgery — but with a real result
We assess your case and determine whether threads are enough or you need another option