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Thread lifts have been popular in aesthetic clinics in Singapore for more than a decade ago.\u00a0 It is minimally invasive, a lunch time non-surgical treatment with minimal down time and offers an alternative to face lift surgery with long recovery times and risks of complications for patients.\u00a0 The first brand of face threads was invented by Dr Sulamanidze called APTOS.\u00a0 Ever since then, there are many different types and brands of face threads in the aesthetic field. \u00a0 Just which kind and brand of threads offer the most lifting results and why?\u00a0 Is the procedure painful?\u00a0 What kind of recovery can I expect?
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Thread lifts are minimally invasive treatments that can visibly lift and slim the face immediately without the risk of surgery and long recovery times for patients.\u00a0 It involves inserting fine threads, typically biodegradable, at the areas of the face that needs lifting.\u00a0 This is usually done with local anaesthesia and if done correctly, with minimal discomfort.
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The fine threads are typically introduced into areas that need lifting or slimming via introducers also known as \"cannulas\".\u00a0 As the cannula is removed, the thread is deposited into the face tissue, usually the deep fat layer of the face.\u00a0 These threads typically contain barbs or\u00a0 tiny \"hooks\" that grasp on the surrounding tissue and the overlying skin so that when it is gently pulled, the sagging treatment area of the face is lifted.\u00a0 Therefore such lifting threads have a physical lifting action.Most of the threads for face thread lift used in aesthetic clinics in Singapore are biodegradable.\u00a0 That means that it will be broken by the body over time and produces collagen stimulation in that area.\u00a0 \u00a0 Therefore threads increases collagen production in the treatment areas and also have a skin rejuvenation effect.
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Thread lift procedures can produce the following results for your face and body:<\/p>\n
1. It can physically lift up the sagging areas of the face, like the brows, the jowls and smile lines.\u00a0 It also has a skin lifting result.<\/p>\n
2. It stimulates collagen production<\/p>\n
3. It also have fat reduction and contraction effect (which is more pronounced if more threads are inserted)<\/p>\n
4. It also has a skin whitening effect due to the growth factors released<\/p>\n
5. As the skin is made tauter, the skin wrinkles are reduce<\/p>\n
6. Nose threads at the nose bridge and nose tip has a nose augmentation effect.<\/p>\n
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[ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n Let us explore the 3 commonest thread lift material in Singapore: PDO threads, PLLA threads and PCL threads. [tab title=\"PDO (polydioxanone)\"]<\/p>\n [gap]<\/p>\n [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n PDO threads started in Korea more than a decade ago.\u00a0 It is an ideal material for face threads - it is completely biodegradable, stimulates collagen production.\u00a0 It's shortfall is its short duration lasting only 4 - 6 months.\u00a0 Therefore, pdo threads' value as a lifting thread is limited but should be considered for collagen stimulation effects. [\/tab] [gap]<\/p>\n [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n PLLA material is biodegradable and lasts 18 months.\u00a0 A popular brand of PLLA threads is silhouette threads.\u00a0 For a season silhouette threads is a popular thread of choice in an aesthetic clinic.\u00a0 However, silhouette threads tend to be brittle\u00a0 and may break with pressure.\u00a0 So even though the thread material has a long lasting duration but the results do not last as long. [\/tab] [gap]<\/p>\n [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n PCL material lasts the longest, lasting 24 months.\u00a0 PCL also stimulates collagen production.\u00a0 These qualities might make it an ideal thread for a more sustained facelift.\u00a0 However PCL material is soft and pliable and may not be as strong as other material.\u00a0 Perhaps the a mixture of PCL and PLLA might combine both strengths and produce a strong durable thread. [\/tab] [gap]<\/p>\n [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n The newer generation of threads have hyaluronic acid infused within, which is release into the skin tissue when the threads are inserted.\u00a0 This promises additional skin improvement of hydration and improvement in texture for patients. [\/tab]<\/p>\n [\/tabgroup] [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n Threads can divided into lifting or non-lifting threads (mainly for collage stimulation). [gap height=\"20px\"]<\/p>\n [tabgroup style=\"tabs\" type=\"vertical\"]<\/p>\n [tab title=\"Anchoring Threads\"]<\/p>\n [ux_image_box style=\"vertical\" img=\"896\" image_width=\"45\"]<\/p>\n [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n Anchoring Threads are the first generation of face threads that are introduced into the market, the first generation of APTOS Threads is a good example.\u00a0 Silhouette lift is also another good example of these kind of threads.The insertion technique for anchoring threads typically involves a mini-surgical procedure \u2013 that involves an incision into the scalp at the anchor point (as seen above).\u00a0 There at the anchor point the thread is stitched to an immovable point, either the fascia or the bone.\u00a0 Then the full length of thread are introduced downwards towards the sagging areas of the face to lift it.Here\u2019s a simple diagram to explain the lift in simple terms: [\/ux_image_box] [row_inner style=\"collapse\" v_align=\"middle\"]<\/p>\n [col_inner span=\"4\" span__sm=\"12\"]<\/p>\n [ux_image id=\"897\"]<\/p>\n [\/col_inner] [ux_image id=\"898\"]<\/p>\n [\/col_inner] Anchoring threads typically offer the strongest and most drastic facelift results.\u00a0 However because of it's complicated insertion technique, and the doctor need to be trained to perform this type of threads.<\/p>\n [\/col_inner]<\/p>\n [\/row_inner]<\/p>\n [\/tab] [ux_image_box style=\"vertical\" img=\"901\" image_width=\"45\"]<\/p>\n [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n Suspension threads are similar to anchoring threads except that there is no necessity for an incision.\u00a0 Suspension threads usually is of a double arm needle design like this: [\/ux_image_box] [row_inner]<\/p>\n [col_inner span=\"4\" span__sm=\"12\"]<\/p>\n [ux_image id=\"900\" height=\"100%\"]<\/p>\n [\/col_inner] [ux_image id=\"899\" height=\"100%\"]<\/p>\n [\/col_inner] [ux_image id=\"902\" height=\"100%\"]<\/p>\n [\/col_inner]<\/p>\n [\/row_inner] [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n Of course it is possible to have suspension threads inserted without the double needle arms, but the insertion techniques will be more complex and certain instruments will be needed for the insertion. [\/ux_image_box] [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n The red points represent the points in which the suspension threads are inserted and the blue points represent the points in which the threads exit. Suspension threads offer strong thread lifting results but demand a higher level of skill for the performing physician. [\/ux_image_box]<\/p>\n [\/tab] [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n Floating threads do not have a fixation point or a suspension area to lift the facial tissues.\u00a0 Instead, they work by \u201cbunging\u201d the skin tissue together, see the diagram below: [gap height=\"20px\"]<\/p>\n [ux_image_box style=\"vertical\" img=\"906\" image_width=\"45\"]<\/p>\n [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n As illustrated above, floating threads do give a mild lift, but the lift is limited because of a lack of fixation and hence no strong suspension is formed. Migration (movement of the thread) is an issue which may result in the thread moving beyond the area we want them to.However with the latest thread designs such as bi-directional or multi-directional cogs this migration is minimized. An example of floating threads are the Ultra V lift threads.The skin lifting results are milder as compared to suspension threads.\u00a0 Longevity of the results for PDO floating threads is limited as patients often express that the results diminishes after a few months. It is however easier for the doctors to insert as the insertion technique is simple. [\/ux_image_box]<\/p>\n [\/tab]<\/p>\n [\/tabgroup] [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n All lifting threads, suspension or floating, will have cogs to grasp the tissue enabling the thread to lift it.\u00a0 The cogs though have several designs and have underwent several rounds of improvement and evolution. [tab title=\"Mono-Directional\"]<\/p>\n [gap]<\/p>\n [ux_image_box style=\"vertical\" img=\"908\" image_height=\"50%\" image_width=\"45\"]<\/p>\n [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n The first cog design that hit the aesthetic market have the cogs facing in just one direction which looks like this: [\/ux_image_box]<\/p>\n [\/tab] [gap]<\/p>\n [ux_image_box style=\"vertical\" img=\"909\" image_height=\"50%\" image_width=\"45\"]<\/p>\n [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n This are what we call mono-directional cogs threads.\u00a0 The issue with this first generation of cogs threads is that migration of the threads is a big issue.\u00a0 As you can see from the thread design above the thread is obstructed to move to the right but can easily move to the left.Subsequently bi-directional threads are released to the market replacing mono-directional ones and they look like this: [\/ux_image_box] [ux_image_box style=\"vertical\" img=\"910\" image_height=\"50%\" image_width=\"45\"]<\/p>\n [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n Can you see the cogs face other in opposite directions? As a result the thread will face resistance in movement in either direction and hence reduces the chance of thread migration.\u00a0 There is however still an inherent weakness in this thread design.\u00a0 If the middle of the thread breaks, the thread can easily migrate in both directions: [\/ux_image_box]<\/p>\n [\/tab] [gap]<\/p>\n [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n Newer generation of threads is therefore of a \u201cmulti-directional\u201d design with the cogs all facing in random different directions and therefore even if the thread is to break any point the chances of migration is very low. [\/tab] [gap]<\/p>\n [ux_image_box style=\"vertical\" img=\"914\" image_height=\"50%\" image_width=\"45\"]<\/p>\n [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n 4D or 3D cogs threads have cogs arranged 3 dimensionally or spirally around the threads so that they grasp the fat tissue in all dimension.\u00a0 This gives an even stronger firmer grasp on the tissue.The latest generation of lifting threads have shifted away from the traditional cog design to a \u2018\u201dpunch \u201cdesign(with various names like \u201cconcertina\u201d or \u201cn-fix like this:Companies promoting this design allege that the tissue grasping power of these threads are stronger than the traditional cog design. [\/ux_image_box]<\/p>\n [\/tab]<\/p>\n [\/tabgroup] [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n [\/ux_text] [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n Cut threads vs molded threads vs ultrasound molding.<\/i>Lastly we want the different ways the cogs of the threads were made<\/i> and you will see the importance of it if you read on. [\/ux_text]<\/p>\n [\/ux_image_box] [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n Conventionally to make cogs on the threads, they are cut so that the barbs are formed.\u00a0 This is how it look at higher magnification: It is a relatively easier manufacturing process to produce cut threads.\u00a0 However cutting the threads inherently weakens it (imagine cutting a string at the side, that would weaken it against weight).<\/p>\n Molded threads, on the other hand, the material is heated and pressed on a thread mold.\u00a0 Very much like how when water is poured into an ice tray and subsequently frozen into the shapes of the mold.\u00a0 Molded threads are stronger than cut threads.<\/p>\n The barbs of the cut threads also bend easily under pressure like this:<\/p>\n [ux_image id=\"4995\" image_size=\"original\" width=\"61\" width__sm=\"100\"]<\/p>\n Therefore, molded thread\u2019s cogs are stronger and unlikely to bend with pressure and therefore have a firmer grasp on the skin tissue.<\/p>\n Lastly the difference between cut and molded threads is the way the threads and their barbs are degraded over time.<\/p>\n [ux_image id=\"4996\" image_size=\"original\"]<\/p>\n The barbs on cut threads degrade much faster than molded threads (see above).\u00a0 What that means is that in just a period of 2-3 months, the cut threads is degraded to almost a smooth mono-filament thread with no lifting power.<\/strong>\u00a0 Many patients expressed that the lift initially seen is gone in 1-2 months.\u00a0 That is of course disheartening to both the doctors and the patients.<\/p>\n The newest generation of molded threads are the ultrasound-molded threads.\u00a0<\/em><\/strong> Instead of heat, the threads are molded with ultrasound (which is a cold process). \u00a0 They allege that this process will make stronger and better molded threads.<\/p>\n [\/col]<\/p>\n [\/row]<\/p>\n [\/section] [row v_align=\"middle\"]<\/p>\n [col span__sm=\"12\" padding=\"0px 0px 0px 20px\"]<\/p>\n [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n [\/ux_text] Face thread lifts in Singapore cost from $1500 onwards depending on the type of threads, the number of threads and of course the skill of the doctor performing it. [ux_text text_align=\"left\"]<\/p>\n Threadlift offers the most distinct face lifting results compared to other non-invasive face lifting options such as HIFU or ultherapy.\u00a0 However most patients are still more receptive to non-invasive treatment options. 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