Will Silhouette Facelift Help Post Weight Loss Surgery Patients?

Without properly undermining the skin, releasing it from the underlying tissues, tightening the underlying tissues and gently redraping and excising the extra skin, you won't get a result that looks great and has any chance of lasting. The thread lift type procedures are even worse than the branded minilifts like Lifestyle lift which also wouldn't be worth doing.

Probably, not. The silhouette Facelift is just another "thread lift", instead of separating sagging tissues, lifting them and repositioning them, this procedure relies on barbed sutures placed percutaneously through the skin to keep the tissues up. Experience has shown repeatedly that this does not work. These sutures dislodge, move, become infected and become visible or palpable (aka positive Banjo strings sign). EVEN the Spanish based company itself on its website (http://www... more

A comprehensive face/neck lift that addresses excess skin in the face and neck areas can address post-op weight loss surgery patients quite well. The face/neck lift operation is done to tighten up muscles, remove excess sagging skin, and any residual fat that is present in the neck, both above and below the platysma muscle. Patients who have undergone weight loss surgery with massive weight loss tend to have an abundance of excess skin in the neck, which is removed through a facelift.... more

 The surgeon and his expertise are what you need to find, not the name of a procedure. Let him give you the pros and cons of doing different types of face lifts

I have to admit I have not heard of this lift. It must be a copyrighted name for some type of minimal lift. If you have had a massive weight loss the only procedure you should be looking at is a standard type facelift by any number of board certified plastic surgeons in your area. If it sounds too good to be true it probably is, so trust your face to an expert who has an armamentarium of tools to address the problem of excess skin, jowls, platysmal bands and overall facial descent. Good... more

The type of facelift you're talking about will provide you with minimal lifting.  After body contouring surgery, the problem is usually excess skin and drooping of the cheek fat.  A standard facelift should provide you with long-lasting results with minimal downtime.  Good luck!

No. It is a thread lift and the improvement does not last. The risks of irregularities, skin dimpling, thread extrusion is high. You are better off getting a surgical lift. Regards.