After a year or more following a thread lift will the skin elasticity ruin or anything else?

Thank you for sharing your question. As someone ages, the benefits of the thread lifting wears off, but the lifting does not create any problems. Make sure you treating doctor is experience with facial procedures. Good luck!

As we age, we slowly lose laxity in our skin.   Like a rubber band,  elastin allows skin to stretch and contract back to its original shape. It also gives your skin flexibility.  Unfortunately, we lose more and more of this as we continue to age.
Threads can lift and tighten saggy tissue, especially to help lift the brows.  These threads penetrate through deeper layers of tissue.  This is not only going to improve your texture, but it is also going to stimulate collagen and elasticity.   This will in turn give you cellular rejuvenation that botox cannot give. We always recommend a consultation to go over threading with our Master Injectors to decide on the best tailored treatment for yourself. 

 Much more information is needed, such as you age, and a full set of facial photographs in order to make a determination about how best to proceed with the appropriate procedure.  A browlift is only performed for  patients who have a low set eyebrows

Dear SanJose,As we age the skin naturally falls downwards, the elasticity of the skin reduces, the skin thins, fatty deposits start to form where we don’t want them, we can lose volume where we want to maintain it, boney structures begin to get thinner, and lax jowls and less defined jawlines become more common. Threat lifts may give temporary lift, and when they lose effectiveness, the skin sags again.Good skin care, spf 30+,  good sleep, healthy diet, stress reduction all help maintain a healthy look inside and out.Botox, fillers, facial resurfacing, liposuction, skin tightening, neck lifts and facelifts are all helpful tools as well.Best. Dr Kristine Brecht

Dear Seharaxo, I would suggest that you seek some consultations to determine the best course of action for you. I do not find thread lifts to be effective and most patients who want to lift the brows especially the younger patients will opt for an endoscopic browlift where the small incisions are placed in the hairline providing a natural looking appearance with no tell tale signs of surgery. For further information you can see many examples in the link attached. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.