Thread Lift
What is Thread Lift?
Thread lifting is a simple solution for those difficult to treat areas. The procedure brings about natural, long-lasting and immediately visible results for our patients allowing them to feel better about themselves. It helps to rebuild, lift, tighten and rejuvenate areas that are otherwise difficult to treat using other means.
Some of the common areas that benefit from this line of treatment include saggy jawline, the neck region which is also called as turkey neck and the décolletage which is often damaged due to excessive sun exposure.

Rebuild Your Skin with Thread Lift at Musk Clinic

Benefits of Thread Lift
- Natural results without radical change
- No recovery time or side effects
- Results last for up to two years
- Little or no pain
- No surgery or anesthesia
What To Expect?
The procedure involves, firstly, mapping the treatment area on the skin. Vectors are drawn in to aid the lifting process. The area to be treated is then anesthetized with an anesthetic cream and disinfected.
We only use threads that can be broken down by the body and are biocompatible, ruling out any allergic reactions from patients. The threads themselves consist of polydioxanone (PDO), which has been used for soluble suturing in surgery for internal injuries for decades.
The number of threads to be used depends on the surface area that is being treated. The lifting effect will be immediately visible.
Post-Treatment
After treatment, minor redness and swelling may occur but will disappear again after two days. The results are effective for up to two years and can easily be repeated as and when required.
Patient's Skin Treatment Experience at Musk Clinic
Why Choose Musk Clinic?
FAQs
Silhouette InstaLift sutures are made up of glycolide/L-lactide (PLGA), a polymer that is tolerated well by the body, making it an ideal substance to use in medical devices. The Instalift sutures are fully absorbable and are created with bidirectional cones to provide lift and anchoring to tissues.
Novathread sutures are made of Polydioxanone (PDO) is a strong synthetic monofilament fiber consisting of one solid fiber of thread which has been used as a cutaneous and subcutaneous suture material in plastic surgery, Cardiothoracic surgery, trauma surgery, & gynecological surgery for over thirty years.
The thread lift procedure is done in-office by thread lift pioneer, Dr. Berger. He will start by marking the treatment areas on the patient. A needle or a cannula will then gently be inserted and the threads placed into the subcutaneous tissue, lifting the skin.
Because the Instalift sutures have bidirectional absorbable cones, and the Nova threads have tiny barbs that grab the tissue the threads are easily held into place. Treatments commonly take about 45 minutes.