Thread Lift

What Are Thread Lifts?
How Do Thread Lifts Work?
Ideal Candidates for Thread Lift
Benefits of Thread Lifts
What to Expect During a Thread Lift Procedure
Results and Recovery
Before & After the Thread Lift Procedure






FAQs: Thread Lift by PRANKMD
About 12-24 months. It depends on the candidate and it depends on how many I put in. You don’t necessarily have to do the full thread lift all over again; you could do them individually and do a few at a time after the original lift.
The cost for a thread lift procedure can range from $2500 to $8500 depending on the areas of treatment and type of thread.
You absolutely can feel them for a few days which is a good thing because you want to really limit your motion a little bit. Once you’re healed you shouldn’t feel them in your face, it’s more the sensation of something there until it settles. In about a week you’re good.
You can complete superficial microneedling in your face, but definitely for a month after the procedure, we advise avoiding radiofrequency or ultrasound skin tightening as they can actually melt the thread.
Absolutely! There are no lasers or light involved, so the procedure is effective for all skin tones.
We advise patients see a practiced and licensed dermatologist or aesthetic healthcare specialist for a thread lift procedure.
While thread lifts may help, speaking with your provider will help you determine whether loose skin on the neck is caused by severe laxity and may need alternate procedures.
It depends what you’re eating. I always tell people for at least two days to limit aerobic activity and be careful eating things like steak or apples and everything upwards in terms of skincare on the face.
No, your face does not hurt for weeks. You may be a little tender or sore for a few days, maybe a week or so, but the procedure doesn’t interfere with daily activities whatsoever.