Can a scleroderma sufferer have a PDO nose tip lift? (photo)

Thread lifts look good on social media. In real life, predominant majority of patients I have come across complain that they last very short time. You look good for a brief period of time. If you want a more permanent and more effective treatment, perhaps a proper surgical procedure would be...

Hi sandcastleinthesky! First of all I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing this. I am sure there will be a way to address this issue if you go see an experienced physician. I am sorry I cannot give you a precise answer to your question since i have not seen you in person. But if you were...

Hello and thank you for your question! The area you have photographed is likely due to loose skin, a bit of remaining fat, or loss of structural support post-lipo. Treatments like Morpheus8, Ultherapy, and thread lifts can help, but they work best for mild to moderate skin laxity. Morpheus8 uses...

This is a very poor photo to make any serious analysis of your face. Unfortunately, I do not see any reason to consider a treatment with treads! It would be in your best interest to seek in person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon and avoid devastating surprise. Good luck.

Hello; The results; which are obtained with PDO threads; these only last for 2-3 months. For looseness, in the neck and lower face fields; I recommend for Necktite or Renuvion J Plasma methods.

Thread lifts can be a potential option for improving sagging skin, including jowls and crow's feet, but given your history of autoimmune issues, it's important to approach this cautiously. While thread lifts are minimally invasive, an autoimmune condition like yours, particularly involving the...