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Thread Lifting Effect and Remaining over Life Time, is It Good to Take Them out or Let It Absorb Itself? (photo)

12 thread lifting over 2011 and 2012/informed it last 2-3 years, collagen produced around thread, no harm/absorption. over time I noticed the effect did not last long. 6/19/12 is my surgical date. I got informed of another extra procedure by the surgen after surgery. My threads were taken out. Upon asking why, he answered he did it because the threads did not consistent with his way of doing face lift. I speculate that my lower parts look more dragging for this, but I am not sure. Any opinion?

Asked by CryingSurgiBeingJune19Mexico in Illinois

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I did thread lifting over 2010-2011.

I did facelift on June 19th, 2012.
My threads were taken out in order to cooperate with the way the surgeon practiced my face lift. 36 days after, seems to me my lower part is more dragging although it might be subjective. I speculated this perception might be related to the removal of 12 threads.

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