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Bruising and swelling are extremely common after a treatment with PDO thread lifts. Depending on the patient’s physiology, swelling and bruising can last up to two weeks or more. If the swelling persists or pain worsens after two weeks please seek a board-certified dermatologist to determine the next plan of action.
Hello, and thank you for your question. Swelling and bruising can persist for about six weeks following thread lift. I would recommend being patient and following up with your surgeon to ensure optimal healing. Best of luck.
Swelling and bruising can certainly occur after thread lifts, and especially along this timeline. Of course, the degree varies between patients and their propensity to bruise. I usually schedule a 2 week follow up and would probably be smart to schedule with your provider.
Hey there,The visible thread needs a slight tug and a cut. This will bury the remaining thread inside the skin. And may also correct the bump. Hope this helps.
Hello, Thank you for the photos. The thread lift procedure will definitely help in your case. For best results it can be combined with platysmal bands Botox injections. Good luck, Oxana Popescu MD
Hello stinadoll, At 19 years old, I would not recommend that you undergo a thread lift. Thread lift is primarily meant to address sagging skin, which you currently do not have. I would recommend sticking with dermal fillers at the moment. Best of luck!
Hello, and thank you for your question. Dimpling and puckering can occur right after a thread lift. I would recommend waiting about a week before you make judgments about the results. If, after a week, you are still concerned, I would speak with your doctor. Best of luck.
Hello, and thank you for your question. Swelling can last for a couple of weeks, so I would recommend waiting a while and then reassessing. Fillers can be dissolved if you are unhappy with the appearance of your nose, and threads will eventually dissolve. Best of luck.
Hello, and thank you for your question. It looks as if these bumps may be caused by poor technique. These threads can be released easily during a simple procedure. However, they may also resolve on their own. I would speak with your surgeon regarding possible solutions. Best of luck.