A Silhouette InstaLift treatment is a great option if you are looking for a facelift, but don't want the risk of going under the knife. This is a non-invasive procedure that uses stitches to lift and tighten sagging, sagging skin. These sutures can be reabsorbed, so you can expect natural-looking results with lasting effects.
Conical-shaped sutures are used
To lift and reposition sagging skin, the surgeon uses small conical sutures. The sutures will be inserted below the skin in specific locations. For most patients, the procedure takes less than 45 min.
They are easily absorbed.
Resorbable Silhouette InstaLift can be used to perform a non-surgical facial lift. The procedure is performed by a qualified medical professional with minimal side effects. There are some things you should know before you undergo this procedure.
They can be used in both directions
Silhouette InstaLift involves a surgical procedure which lifts and holds the tissue underneath it with biodegradable staples. The surgeon does not have to remove the thread or resorb the area. Bi-directional cones provide the best lift. The cost of silhouette instillations is dependent on the area treated.
They grab tissue
A doctor performs the SilhouetteInstaLift procedure in order to lift the sagging tissue. The procedure begins with topical anesthesia. The physician then inserts a suture-like thread into the underlying tissue, and then carefully lifts the tissue into a higher position. The suture can then be trimmed to give it a smooth appearance. The procedure typically takes about 30 to 45 min. For three to seven days, patients can expect swelling, bruising, tenderness, and discomfort. Patients should not exercise for at least a week following the procedure as the threads will eventually dissolve.
They are more minimally invasive than surgeries
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.