Review of a threadlifting procedure: Mini-extreme treatment experience after worrying about nasolabial folds on the mid-face (before and after impressions)

While looking for reviews of facelifting, I realized that I was worried about sagging mid-face and nasolabial folds, so I decided to write a review to record my experience.

These days, when I take pictures, it looks like the middle part of my face has sunk a little.

 

I've had wrinkles on my arms since I was in my 20s, but I started to pay more attention to them recently after seeing a picture a friend took of me at a restaurant.

 

So, I searched for thread lifting, looked up quite a few reviews, and made a reservation about a month in advance.

 

The day I had made a reservation for finally came, so I went to the hospital near Sinsa Station.

There were many hospitals nearby, so I thought about going by car, but I ended up going by car.

 

There was parking in the building, so I left my car at the valet and went up.

 

 

 

The hospital lobby was cleaner and more spacious than I expected, and I first filled out a chart and then had a consultation with the head of the counseling room.

I told them that I was concerned about sagging mid-face and nasolabial folds, and they explained a lot of things to me during the consultation, but I was so nervous that I couldn't remember the exact names.

 

I vaguely remember the term PDO dissolving thread.

 

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After washing my face, I took a photo before the procedure, put my luggage in the locker, and went to the procedure floor.

 

I couldn't take my cell phone with me, so I left it in the locker and went down.

 

Before the procedure, I received laser treatment to relieve pain, and then had a consultation with the doctor to have a design made on my face.

 

It was a little more painful than I thought when I was put under anesthesia.

I think it hurt more because I was nervous.

 

After the anesthesia was applied, the procedure itself was not particularly difficult.

When I put in the volume thread on my forehead, I felt like my face was being pulled slightly, and it was a little uncomfortable.

 

 

After the procedure, she showed me the mirror, and I could already see that my cheek line had risen a little.

I was a little surprised because I saw changes more quickly than I expected.

 

Afterwards, I received the regenerative laser treatment once more and was given an explanation of precautions.

I also received a lifting band along with the prescription, and was told that the patch next to my ear would be removed after 2-3 days.

 

I was instructed to apply the ointment for about 5 days.

 

My friend who came with me said that it seemed like the ball had already risen, and I felt the same way.

 

There is still a little bit of swelling, so we will have to wait and see if there are any changes.

I heard there may be swelling for about 2-3 weeks, so I plan to continue taking pictures and record the changes.