As we age, sagging and wrinkles become a problem for many people. As a popular tightening technique, thread lifting has received widespread attention. However, sometimes after a thread lift, patients may notice a difference in the tightness of the threads on both sides, which may cause concern for them. This article will explain the problem of thread tightness during thread lift and explain the possible causes.
A thread lift is a technique that lifts the contours of the face by implanting absorbable threads. These threads create a stimulus under the **, triggering the production of collagen, which lifts the ** and reduces wrinkles. However, in practice, it is sometimes found that the tightness of the thread on both sides is different.
First of all, it may be due to a technical issue during the procedure. While doctors try to keep the threads evenly distributed during surgery, sometimes due to improper manipulation or inaccurate control of the threads, it can result in one side of the thread being tighter than the other.
Secondly, individual differences are also one of the reasons for the difference in thread tightness. Everyone's facial structure is different, so the response to the thread will be different. Some people may experience more pronounced swelling or inflammation after surgery, causing the thread on one side to appear tighter.
Finally, post-operative care and upkeep may also affect the tightness of the threads. If the post-operative care is not done properly, such as excessive stretching or rubbing of the surgical site, it may cause the thread on one side to loosen or loosen.
When the threads on both sides of the thread are not tight, it is necessary to consult a doctor and seek professional advice first. The doctor will make recommendations based on the patient's specific situation, including possible adjustments and fixes.
In conclusion, although thread lift is an effective tightening technique, there may be a difference in the tightness of the two sides after surgery. Understanding the possible causes and taking appropriate measures is key to ensure the best possible surgical outcomes.