Can it treat the neck as well? Can you repeat the procedure as many times as you want?
Answer: Realistically how long does the Silhouette Instalift last? Silhouette Soft thread lift results last for around 18 months. It also depends on how much sun exposure you have, how much sagging you have to start with and your age. It also depends upon your smoking habits. It can definitely improve the neck as well. You can repeat the procedure again as these threads that are put are completely absorbable and it doesn’t leave any scar.
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Answer: Realistically how long does the Silhouette Instalift last? Silhouette Soft thread lift results last for around 18 months. It also depends on how much sun exposure you have, how much sagging you have to start with and your age. It also depends upon your smoking habits. It can definitely improve the neck as well. You can repeat the procedure again as these threads that are put are completely absorbable and it doesn’t leave any scar.
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March 21, 2018
Answer: Silhouette Instalift stimulates your collagen and lifts facial tissues Silhouette Instalift stimulates your collagen and lifts facial tissues. FDA approved in 2015 in the United States, the Silhouette Instalift is an office procedure that is places absorbable cones and threads below the skin, after the area has been made numb. It is ideal for lifting and stimulating collagen of the mid to lower face along with the upper neck.. The threads may be repeated to augment the results or after up to two years replace the Silhouette Instalift threads.
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March 21, 2018
Answer: Silhouette Instalift stimulates your collagen and lifts facial tissues Silhouette Instalift stimulates your collagen and lifts facial tissues. FDA approved in 2015 in the United States, the Silhouette Instalift is an office procedure that is places absorbable cones and threads below the skin, after the area has been made numb. It is ideal for lifting and stimulating collagen of the mid to lower face along with the upper neck.. The threads may be repeated to augment the results or after up to two years replace the Silhouette Instalift threads.
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February 9, 2018
Answer: Instalift lasting change This is a great question but it definitely depends on how your body responds to the suture material of the Instalift. The suture material actually does the lifting for the first 90 days and then after the first 90 days the body is stimulated to create collagen by activity of the fibroblasts in the skin. I would not recommend the procedure annually more likely spread out to 18 months. I would recommend seeing a board certified Dermatologist or plastic surgeon who does this procedure on a regular basis. All the best.
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February 9, 2018
Answer: Instalift lasting change This is a great question but it definitely depends on how your body responds to the suture material of the Instalift. The suture material actually does the lifting for the first 90 days and then after the first 90 days the body is stimulated to create collagen by activity of the fibroblasts in the skin. I would not recommend the procedure annually more likely spread out to 18 months. I would recommend seeing a board certified Dermatologist or plastic surgeon who does this procedure on a regular basis. All the best.
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February 5, 2018
Answer: Silhouette Instalift: Duration Dear lannw,
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February 5, 2018
Answer: Silhouette Instalift: Duration Dear lannw,
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Answer: Threadlifts Thank you for your question. Threads have a very interesting history. They first started in South America with the golden threads and then became big in Russia with the Aptos threads. They continued to evolve into the contour threads and the sillohette threads. All of these threads were nonabsorbable so they did stay in your face unless they were removed. About four years ago we have had the introduction of many new reasorbable threads including the new instalift made of poly-L-lactic acid, the Nova threads made of PDO and others such as the Euro threads and the Mint threads. Only the first two are FDA approved, but the others are used off lable. If you get a doctor that specializes in threads, the results can be quite dramatic. We use a combination of different threads to achieve an amazing result. It is not a substitute for a facelift if there is alot of redundant tissue, but threads can help a large majority of patients. I have been doing threads for over 20 years so it is important your provider really understand the mechanics of the threads. Depending on the threads you choose they can last from 6 months to 18 months. The instalift threads last 18 months but your results last longer. It causes a foreign body reaction and stimulates formation of both type 1 and 3 collagen fibers. I did the FDA study on Poly L Lactic acid and five years of research on this, so I really do know the histology of this thread. You are actually doing the treatment for the collagen reaction that forms around the thread. This then acts as a long lasting suspension to your tissues. I hope this answer helps.
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Answer: Threadlifts Thank you for your question. Threads have a very interesting history. They first started in South America with the golden threads and then became big in Russia with the Aptos threads. They continued to evolve into the contour threads and the sillohette threads. All of these threads were nonabsorbable so they did stay in your face unless they were removed. About four years ago we have had the introduction of many new reasorbable threads including the new instalift made of poly-L-lactic acid, the Nova threads made of PDO and others such as the Euro threads and the Mint threads. Only the first two are FDA approved, but the others are used off lable. If you get a doctor that specializes in threads, the results can be quite dramatic. We use a combination of different threads to achieve an amazing result. It is not a substitute for a facelift if there is alot of redundant tissue, but threads can help a large majority of patients. I have been doing threads for over 20 years so it is important your provider really understand the mechanics of the threads. Depending on the threads you choose they can last from 6 months to 18 months. The instalift threads last 18 months but your results last longer. It causes a foreign body reaction and stimulates formation of both type 1 and 3 collagen fibers. I did the FDA study on Poly L Lactic acid and five years of research on this, so I really do know the histology of this thread. You are actually doing the treatment for the collagen reaction that forms around the thread. This then acts as a long lasting suspension to your tissues. I hope this answer helps.
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