Hi! I'm female on late 20s, hoping for chin liposuction. While visiting South Korea, I got consultations and all the doctors I met told that I should get thread lifts while doing chin liposuction. It was explained that this helps the skin to sit higher when the fat is removed = better permanent results. Is this common procedure and is it worth to get the thread lifts? I have seen that the results of threads are not very permanent, and do not want to pay for something which is not worth it.
May 20, 2024
Answer: Do Threads Lyft work You hit it on the head thread lips are very temporary treatment options that are quite expensive. If you wish limited results, then go ahead and have thread lifts. Otherwise do not consider them.
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May 20, 2024
Answer: Do Threads Lyft work You hit it on the head thread lips are very temporary treatment options that are quite expensive. If you wish limited results, then go ahead and have thread lifts. Otherwise do not consider them.
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October 16, 2024
Answer: What is value? The outcome of most plastic surgery procedures are based on two variables.The first is the candidacy of the patient for the procedure. The second is the skill of the provider.Personally, I’m not Big fan of thread.Leaving permanent suture in the face just doesn’t seem like a good idea to me.I’ve not met anyone who was happy with the results, but I don’t live in South Korea.I generally do not recommend people travel long distances for elective surgical procedures.People seem to not appreciate the importance of proper providers by having multiple in person consultations before choosing a provider,the number of people who are unhappy with the results and postoperative care, that complications actually or how many people will end up needing revision surgery.It’s a free world and people can do what they like.What you describe is not something I would consider.Best,Mats Hagstrom MD
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October 16, 2024
Answer: What is value? The outcome of most plastic surgery procedures are based on two variables.The first is the candidacy of the patient for the procedure. The second is the skill of the provider.Personally, I’m not Big fan of thread.Leaving permanent suture in the face just doesn’t seem like a good idea to me.I’ve not met anyone who was happy with the results, but I don’t live in South Korea.I generally do not recommend people travel long distances for elective surgical procedures.People seem to not appreciate the importance of proper providers by having multiple in person consultations before choosing a provider,the number of people who are unhappy with the results and postoperative care, that complications actually or how many people will end up needing revision surgery.It’s a free world and people can do what they like.What you describe is not something I would consider.Best,Mats Hagstrom MD
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