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Without photos and more information, what can be said is that threadlifts, besides being relatively expensive and with results not lasting much longer than well placed fillers, carry an relatively high complication rate that includes such issues as infections, skin dimpling, and even thread extrusion. It was for these reasons that I gave up performing then a number of years ago already. It is possible that shifting of the thread or excessive fibrosis may be contributing to this problem. You would be well advised to make sure that you consult with a board certified cosmetic dermatologist or other core aesthetic physician. Best of luck.
Your left brow is significantly elevated compared to the right side. This is likely due to compensation for a droopy eyelid on the left side, which is currently masked by the brow lifting. You need an in person evaluation to determine whether an eyelid ptosis repair is indicated, but I do not...
Hi, thanks for your question. Neither thread lift or filler treatments are recommended during pregnancy or nursing as the effects of these treatments on both pregnancy and nursing are unknown. In the case of a thread lift treatment, the threads that are typically used are called PDO threads, and...
I'm really sorry that you are having this difficulty. Clearly, in the absence of photos, the best advice would be to consult with a board certified aesthetic physician. Very likely, the thread will have to be surgically removed and this should be done by a specialist. For other readers of this...
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