Thread Lift
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Updated 22 months ago
“Gold Thread Lift to Cheeks and Neck”
Not Sure
Spent: $3,000 in Portugal
I have had biopolymer gel and gold threads applied to cheeks and neck. I was not bad looking before, but my neck botherred me a lot. This was on the 8th March and this post-op has been terrible.
I hope I will look pretty again soon!!
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Updated 30 months ago
“My Experience - Gold Threads and Biological Poymer Gel”
Worth It
Spent: $2,000 in Voronezh, Russia
I have Golden Threads and Biological Polymer Gel in my skin. I have got it about 8 years ago and have good result till now.
I got very visible result after 3 month and looked about 15 years younger. Now I again need something to do with my skin, that to make it young looking. I'm 60y.o...
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Created 8 days ago
“Had a Thread Lift in Mexico 1 Week Ago - Mexico”
Worth It
Spent: $650 in Mexico
I had wanted this proceedure for a couple of years. I asked my dematologist (in Mexico) about it, and he said I was not a candidate for this lift. 3 years later, I have recently lost 50 pounds and had had 2 sessions of Thermage to tighten my jaw line. I was happy with the results but added that...
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Created 3 months ago
“Don't Do It! - Overland, KS”
Not Worth It
Spent: $2,400 in Overland Park, KS
I had a thread lift done by a board certified plastic surgeon 7 years ago. Six threads were used for jaw, mid-face, and forehead. Immediately after I left the office a large dimple occurred in the middle of my cheek. The doctor was going on vacation immediately afterward and was not responsive....
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Created 12 months ago
“Save Your Money for a Facelift - Gold Coast, QLD Australia”
Not Worth It
Spent: $3,000 in Gold Coast Qld Australia
The thread lift never really gave me any lift. I had minor jowling only and a revision was done which didnt work either. Please do not waste your money on this product. You would be much better served to get a facelift. I am booked in for a short scar face-lift on the 12 April and I am sure I...
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Created 16 months ago
“A Painful Nighmare”
Not Worth It
Spent: $10,000 in Minneapolis, MN
A waste money,painful,too expensive. Only lasted for 6mo. The wires hurt,I was left with nerve pain.
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Updated 25 months ago
“Falling Face After 3 Years”
Not Worth It
Spent: $5,000 in Dallas, TX
The wires have fallen and so has my face. It just did not last and now I look uneven. I can feel where the wires are in my cheeks and now the jowls are back. I looked great after 4 months of healing. then it all started to go back again.
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Updated 30 months ago
“Very Happy with Thread Lift - No Bruising or Swelling”
Worth It
Spent: $2,000 in mexico
No bruising or swelling. I have lost weight and had a lot of turkey neck.Is this procedure permanent, if threadlike plactic with bristles were placed on each side of my cheeks.
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Updated 31 months ago
“Happy with Threadlift in Argentina”
Worth It
Spent: $500 in B.A.,Argentina
I had a thread lift done in Argentina 3 years ago. I love it and am very happy I did it. I did not experience any pain at all and it only cost $500.00.
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Updated 33 months ago
“Recovery Was Rough, but Worth It”
Worth It
Spent: $1,800 in North Carolina
I had my contour thread lift 4 years ago when I was 44 years old. I had lost over 150 pounds and hated the sagging skin on my cheeks and jawline.I had 8 threads placed at a cost of 200 dollars per thread. I used a board certified plastic surgeon. I did not have my brow done. Just my cheek and...
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Thread lift: was it worth it?
Thread Lift Information
- A thread lift is largely unavailable face lifting technique. Thread lifts were meant to address sagging underlying tissues of the cheek and jaw line by threading 4-to-12 barbed sutures into your skin and deeper soft tissues. The non-absorbable threads stay within the deep tissues and provide support.
- A thread lift can be referred to as a minimally-invasive surgical procedure to lift. But as those who've undergone a thread lift can attest, getting the procedure isn't painless or without potential complication.
- Potential complications of a thread lift are puckering where the barb is pulling, visibility of the blue thread through the skin, and threads poking through the skin.
- A thread lift, while less invasive than a facelift, is surgery and surgery carries with it inherent risks. Your doctor should offer a complete assessment of your candidacy for a any type of face lift, and whether you're at risk of other complications.



