If you're looking for a facelift but don't want to go under the knife, a Silhouette InstaLift treatment may be for you. It is non-invasive and uses sutures. This procedure tightens and lifts sagging areas. Because these sutures are resorbable, you can expect a natural-looking result, with long-lasting effects.
Conical-shaped sutures are used
The surgeon uses small cone-shaped sutures to lift and reposition sagging facial tissues. The sutures are placed under the skin at strategic points. Most patients will need to wait less than 45 minutes.
They are resorbable
The Resorbable Silhouette InstaLift is a non-surgical facelift procedure. It is performed by a trained medical professional and has minimal side effects. However, there are some things to keep in mind before you go for this procedure.
They can be used in both directions
Silhouette InstaLift, a surgical procedure that lifts the tissue and attaches it using biodegradable sutures, is called. The surgeon does no need to cut or resorb the treated areas after the procedure. Bi-directional cones are used for the most stable suture placement. Although the sutures are biodegradable and cost-effective, the area that is being treated will determine the price of silhouette instalifts.
They grab tissue
A doctor performs the SilhouetteInstaLift procedure in order to lift the sagging tissue. The procedure begins with topical sedation. The physician will then use a suture-like needle to place the thread into the tissue. Finally, the doctor will carefully lift the tissue into a more comfortable position. The suture is then trimmed to a smooth appearance, and the procedure is usually completed in 30 to 45 minutes. Patients can expect some swelling, bleeding, and tenderness for 3-7 days. The threads dissolve with time, but patients should avoid strenuous exercise for a week after the procedure.
They are less invasive than surgery
Silhouette InstaLift, a minimally invasive facial lift, can correct moderate sagging. Unlike a traditional facelift, this procedure will not leave any scarring, and the results will last up to three years. It can be performed under local anesthesia, and requires minimal downtime.