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Thanks for your question. There is a possibility of infection if the sutures are not fully resorbed by this stage. There might be other signs or symptoms if it is infected and it would be worth going to revisit your surgeon to evaluate.
Although infection would not be common at this stage, the symptoms you describe are the same as if an infection were present so I'd suggest checking back in with your provider. However, it's also possible that your symptoms are related to something else entirely. An in-person consultation will give you the best information for how you should move forward.
Although it is uncommon to have a complication 6 weeks after silhouette instalift, it is not impossible. Alternatively, your symptoms and your instalift procedure could be unrelated. For example, you could be experiencing a dental problem. The only way to know for sure is to see your treating physician. Once you are evaluated and diagnosed, a plan can be made either for treatment there or for consultation with another specialist. Since you are in discomfort and the symptoms are new, it is important to call her office and let her staff know that you are concerned and need to be seen. Any physician who does procedures should be willing to see those patients afterward.I hope this answered your question. Best wishes.
It's unlikely that you would develop an infection from treatment six weeks later. The swelling should be resolved and the tissues healed at this point. However, based on your symptoms I encourage you to seek an evaluation.
Infection is possible, and needs to be ruled out. The only way is via a consultation with your specialist who performed the procedure in the first place. Other reactions may include suture reactions or a reaction to the product itself. Solutions are always possible. Dr Davin Lim. Brisbane. Australia.
The Silhouette Instalift is a remarkable procedure for lifting lax skin and stimulating your collagen. The threads and attached cones dissolve during a two year time frame. The face continues to age with loss of the underlying supportive structures. The threads and collagen support the fa...
Thank you for your question. The Silhouette Lift consists of small entry points made in your skin by a needle. There is no scalpel used. No incision scars. This is all good news if someday you might need or want a formal facelift/necklift. You can also receive another Silhouette Lift a cou...
I would agree with the previous comment and suggest that you wait for at least 3-4 weeks before adding additional sutures. Most patients find that they are happy with the results once the swelling settles and the overall look emerges. As for treating the neck, this is an off-label indication b...