A SilhouetteInstaLift treatment might be right for you if you want a facelift without going under the needle. It is non-invasive and uses sutures. This procedure tightens and lifts sagging areas. These sutures can be easily reabsorbed so that you get a natural-looking and lasting result.
Conical-shaped sutures are used
To lift and move sagging facial tissues, the surgeon uses tiny cone-shaped sutures. The sutures are inserted under the skin in strategic locations. The average procedure takes less that 45 minutes.
They are absorbable
Resorbable Silhouette is a non-surgical procedure for a facelift. It is performed only by a medical professional who has experience in performing facelifts. There are no side effects. There are some things you should know before you undergo this procedure.
They can be used in both directions
Silhouette InstaLift allows for a simple surgical procedure to lift and secure the tissue below it using biodegradable stitches. The surgeon doesn't need to cut the thread and does not have to resorb any affected areas. Bi-directional cones offer the most stable lift. The cost of silhouette Instalifts depends on the size of the area being treated.
They grab tissue
A physician performs a Silhouette InstaLift procedure to lift the sagging tissue. The procedure begins by applying 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 and bruising for three to seven working days. Patients should not exercise for at least a week following the procedure as the threads will eventually dissolve.
They are far less invasive that surgery
Silhouette's InstaLift is minimally invasive and can correct moderate sagging or jowls. It can also improve skin firmness and elasticity. This procedure won't leave scarring like a traditional facial lift and will last for at least three years. It can be performed under local anesthesia, and requires minimal downtime.