Thread lift and facelift?

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I am considering trying a threadlift. There is chatter online and on YouTube from MDs/Dermatologists that having a threadlift will prevent you from being eligible for future facelift and others say it's fine. I believe it's too early (correct me if I am wrong) for a minilft at 38 so I was hoping to delay with a threadlift. What are your opinions on this? If I can still have a facelift, how long must I stop threadlifts before having a facelift?

Nelson Lee Novick, MD · Answer

I gave up performing threadlifts quite a few years ago. If you do your research well, you will find that threadlifts carry an usually high probability for the development of adverse reactions, such as infection, skin puckering, dimpling and thread extrusion. Additionally, the procedure is expensive and engenders real post-treatment downtime.
You haven't given us any indication of what particular aesthetic problems you wish addressed. However, I would bet that most if not all of these problems can be quite easily and quickly remedied using appropriate HA fillers, which are natural, safe, and can be easily reversed should the need arise. 
Before jumping into surgery of any kind or threadlifts, you would be wise to consult with an experienced, board certified cosmetic dermatologist filler expert. Hope this helps and best of luck.

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