A Silhouette instaLift treatment could be for you. It's non-invasive, and uses sutures. Because these sutures are resorbable, you can expect a natural-looking result, with long-lasting effects.
Sutures are cone-shaped
The surgeon uses small, conical sutures to lift and position sagging facial tissues. The sutures can be placed underneath the skin in strategically located areas. For most patients, the procedure takes less than 45 min.
They can be absorbed easily
Resorbable Silhouette InstaLift offers a nonsurgical facelift. It is performed by a skilled medical professional and causes minimal side effects. There are some things you should know before you undergo this procedure.
They are bi-directional
Silhouette InstaLift uses biodegradable sutures to secure the tissue under it. The surgeon does NOT need to remove the thread. 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 physician performs a Silhouette InstaLift procedure to lift the sagging tissue. The procedure begins with topical anesthesia. 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 cut to smoothen the appearance. This procedure usually takes 30 to 45 minutes. Patients can expect swelling, bruising and tenderness for up to seven days. Although the threads will disintegrate over time, patients should refrain from strenuous exercise for the first week.
They are more minimally invasive than surgeries
SilhouetteInstaLift allows for a minimally-invasive facelift. This can correct moderate to severe sagging and jowls as well as improve the skin's firmness, elasticity, and firmness. This procedure won't leave scarring like a traditional facial lift and will last for at least three years. It's performed under local painkillers and takes very little downtime.