[Health Column] The Effects of Thread Lifting: Is It Just About Pulling? The Latest Lifting Trends for Achieving Natural Volume

 

 

hello, Chief Director Jo Min-young of Pyeongpyeong Clinic no see.

What is the first change you notice when looking in the mirror as you get older?

 

Many people worry about wrinkles, but in fact, the bigger factor that determines one's impression is Facial 'volume' and 'contour' It is. 👤

 

While in the past, slender and thin faces were unconditionally preferred, recently there has been a trend that emphasizes overall balance and natural three-dimensionality.

 

Today, along with these changes in trends How thread lifting is evolving I will explain it in detail.

 

 

Why is the standard for a 'youthful face' these days a 'voluminous face'? ?

👉🏻 The key is to restore balance by filling in sunken areas rather than simply pulling. .

 

In the past, the focus was solely on lifting sagging skin to make the face smaller.

 

✨But recently "Harmony of the entire face" It has become more important.

 

As our skin ages, it loses elasticity and sags, but at the same time As fat decreases, certain areas become deeply sunken.

 

🔹 Major sinking areas: cheeks, temples, and around the nasolabial folds

🔹 influence: It can make you look more tired than you actually are or give the impression of being stubborn.

 

Therefore, nowadays, beyond simply lifting the skin, A method that also considers the volume of sunken areas. The procedure is becoming mainstream.

 

 

Which body parts are most frequently treated with volume thread lifting? ?

👉🏻 The main targets are nasolabial folds and under-eye hollows that make the face look tired. .

 

thread lifting It can be applied to the entire face, but satisfaction is particularly high in areas with the following concerns.

 

 

 

📌 Nasolabial Folds & Indian Bands: Soften deep lines to add a sense of three-dimensionality

📌 Under-eye hollows: Revitalize tired-looking eyes

📌 Ball indentation: Fills in the side cheek volume to correct the appearance of a long mid-face.

 

🌈 Even small changes to these areas create a much more vibrant and healthy-looking impression.

 

FAQ

Q1. What is the most important thing to watch out for when considering a thread lift? ?

A1. Your own Skin thickness, degree of sagging, amount of fat The priority is to accurately understand it.

 

⚠️ Since the treatment approach varies completely depending on whether the face is primarily characterized by 'sagging' or 'hollowing,' you must consult thoroughly with experienced medical professionals to create a customized plan to maximize satisfaction.

 

Q2. Who would you recommend thread lifting to the most? ?

A2. Having an aversion to the insertion of external foreign substances such as fillers Natural volume improvement I recommend this to those who want it.

✨ It can be a very effective alternative, especially if you want to regain elasticity without an artificial look, or if your impression looks sharp due to a lack of volume in your cheeks.

 

 

conclusion 

Recent lifting trends are Naturalness and harmony no see.

 

Rather than simply following trendy procedures, it is absolutely necessary to thoroughly analyze your facial contours and skin condition.

 

✅ Key Points: From a lifting that merely pulls to a lifting that fills volume!

 

✅ Management Points: Rather than blindly deciding on a procedure, check your current condition (hollowing vs. sagging) first.

 

✅ Specialist Consultation: Since skin conditions vary from person to person, you must undergo a professional diagnosis.

 

💛Your precious face, The right management method that suits you perfectly I hope you become healthier and more beautiful through this.

 

Assemblyman Pengpeng

Chief Director Jo Min-young

 

Korea University Medical school graduate

Fellow in General Surgery at Korea University College of Medicine Hospital

Master of Medicine in Surgery, Korea University Graduate School of Medicine

Doctor of Medicine in Surgery, Korea University Graduate School of Medicine

 

Korea University College of Medicine Surgery Classroom Professor

Specialist and Professor at Yokohama Medical University, Japan

Florida, USA Cleveland Clinic professor

 

USA ASMBS Director of the International Committee

IFSO Program Committee & Director of the Science Committee

American Academy of Obesity and Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (AACS) Regular member

Seocho-gu, Seoul Medical Association Vice President of Academic Affairs

Korean Society of Bariatric and Metabolic Surgery (KSMBS) Executive Director

Korean Academy of Aesthetic Medicine Regular member

 

 

 

 

Read other columns by Dr. Jo Min-young, Chief Director of Pengpeng Clinic

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