Thread Lift Melbourne

A thread lift is non-surgical procedure designed to reposition tissues in areas such as the face, neck, or body. The treatment uses dissolvable sutures to support the skin's structure and encourage natural collagen production over time.

How Thread Lift Works

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THE RESULTS

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*Results vary from patient to patient.
**Before & after photos are from Cosmos Clinic patients, taken 6 weeks apart.

Thread Lift Melbourne

Understanding the Procedure

A thread lift is a non-surgical procedure aimed at repositioning tissues in areas such as the face, neck, or body. This treatment uses dissolvable sutures to provide structural support while encouraging natural collagen production, making it a less invasive alternative to traditional surgery.

How Does a Thread Lift Work?

A thread lift uses specially designed threads made from biocompatible materials. These threads are inserted under the skin with a fine needle or cannula to reposition areas such as the cheeks, jawline, or neck. Over time, the threads dissolve naturally, encouraging the body to produce collagen to support the treated area.

What to Expect:

Procedure Details: This treatment does not involve incisions or general anaesthesia, making it less invasive than traditional options.
Recovery: Most patients are able to resume daily activities shortly after the procedure.
Results: Effects may be visible immediately, with additional changes developing as collagen production occurs in the following months.

How Much Does a Thread Lift Cost in Melbourne?

Pricing can vary depending on factors such as the number of threads used and the area being treated. At Cosmos Clinic in Melbourne, thread lift procedures start from approximately $1,000 per treatment area. Your initial consultation, which costs between $120–$330, will provide a personalised treatment plan tailored to your specific needs.

STARTING FROM

$1,000.

Post-Treatment Care and Risks

Recovery Timeline

Recovery from a thread lift is typically quicker than traditional surgical options. Patients can expect:

Swelling and Bruising: Mild swelling and bruising in the treated area are common and usually subside within a week.
Activity Restrictions: Avoid strenuous activity, excessive facial movement, and massaging the area for about 1–2 weeks.
Follow-Up Care: Patients are advised to avoid alcohol, smoking, and sleeping on their side to reduce the risk of thread displacement.

Potential Risks & Side Effects

As with any cosmetic procedure, thread lifts carry some risks, including:

Temporary bruising, swelling, or tenderness.
Rare cases of thread displacement, requiring adjustment.
Minor skin irritation or sensitivity at insertion points.
Asymmetry that typically resolves as swelling subsides.
A slight risk of infection or visible threads, which can be addressed by your practitioner if needed.

If any prolonged redness, swelling, or signs of infection occur, patients should contact their practitioner as soon as possible.

How do I prepare for a thread lift?

The main thing is to avoid any potential blood thinners for at least a week before treatment. This includes alcohol, aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, omega-3 supplements, and vitamin E. You should also avoid smoking for a week beforehand, as this can dehydrate the skin and increase anaesthesia-related risks. Your cosmetic practitioner will provide you with more before treatment care during your consultation.

Are results permanent?

No, the results of a thread lift are not permanent. While the effects can be long-lasting, they typically endure for about 12–18 months, depending on factors such as the type of threads used, your skin’s natural collagen production, and lifestyle choices. Over time, the threads dissolve naturally, and the body continues to age, which may cause tissues to return to their pre-treatment state.

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