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Threads can be removed via RF or certain types of lasers. I would strongly suggest speaking with your provider first to see if their are any other options before removing the threads
Threads can be removed depending how long they have been in place. You can accelerate their resorption with RF and with certain lasers. Often depending on the problem (like dimple) the threads can be released without removing them. Find an experienced practitioner not only placing threads but removing them.
Full facelift is what gives the best results for aging face! Minilifts as you have found out give very mini results. See several very experienced facelift surgeons who can show you many natural results for an evaluation.
You can do more threads at anytime. In reality it is best to wait until all the swelling and bruising are gone before doing more threads. The lumps and deeper nasal folds may just be the result of swelling. I would go back and have the everything checked out. Threads are a wonderful...
How long ago did you have the threads placed? There can be significant swelling from 4 -6 weeks with PDO threads. These threads do resorb over time. It can be as long as 4 months. Heat will cause these threads to resorb faster. They can be removed with a minimal access but...
PRP, vampire facial, neuromodulators such as Botox, Dysport or Xeomin and traditional fillers can be combined for total facial rejuvenation. PRP may help speed healing from the trauma of the threadlift. The treatments may be separated and performed at different times also....
Hi @Helpful1202. Morpheus 8 is a great non-surgical option. Morpheus8 is a non-surgical treatment for full body skin resurfacing, skin tightening, and fat reduction of stubborn areas. It uses minimally invasive fractional radiofrequency energy (RF) to penetrate the skin deeper than other...
8 days is too soon to worry. This area in particular was likely irritated by the thread insertion and caused more swelling than the others. Give it time and ice as needed. I often do a 2-3 week follow up with first time thread insertion patients to evaluate and reassure.