• Wrinkles

• Fine Lines

• Sagging Skin

• Jawline Definition

• Facial Rejuvenation

Minimally Invasive: Suture lifting is a minimally invasive procedure that does not require extensive surgical incisions, making it less traumatic to the skin and tissues compared to traditional facelift surgery.

Stimulates Collagen Production: Suture lifting promotes the natural production of collagen, a protein that improves skin elasticity and firmness. This leads to ongoing improvements in skin quality over time.

Natural-Looking Results: Suture lifting provides natural-looking results, avoiding the over-tightened or artificial appearance associated with some surgical procedures.

Local anaesthetic injections may be used to minimize discomfort. Medical-grade threads or sutures are inserted into the subcutaneous tissue beneath the skin using a fine needle or cannula. The threads may have small barbs or cones that anchor themselves within the skin, providing lift and support.

Some patients may experience minor discomfort, pressure, or a pulling sensation as the threads are positioned and tightened. However, this is generally well-tolerated.

Expectations:

• After the procedure, patients may experience some bruising, swelling, or mild discomfort, which typically subsides within a few days to a week.

• Over the 4 weeks immediately following the procedure at least 50% off the correction achieved in the procedure disappears (somewhat less barbed sutures).

Downtime:

• The full effects of suture lifting become more noticeable as collagen production continues over several weeks to months.

• Patients typically achieve a more lifted, tighter, and rejuvenated appearance.