Thread Lift for

Face & Body

Gravity works on tissue the same way it works on everything else — slowly, and in one direction. Over the years, cheeks, brows, the jawline, and the neck all drift downward as the support structures beneath them lose their hold. Volume fillers can plump these areas back out, but they cannot reposition tissue that has already descended. A thread lift can do both at once.

Fine dissolvable threads — typically composed of PLA and PCL, sometimes coated with hyaluronic acid and other collagen-stimulating compounds — are threaded beneath the skin using a slim needle or cannula. Depending on their shape, some threads simply anchor and hold tissue in a lifted position, while smoother variants work purely to stimulate collagen production. As the threads gradually dissolve over the following months, the fresh collagen matrix they leave behind continues to provide support long after the material itself is gone.

The outcome is a firmer, better-defined contour that can last up to two years, achieved entirely without incisions, general anaesthesia, or surgical downtime. Thread type, insertion depth, and the angle of placement are all planned around each individual's own facial anatomy and the specific change being sought.