How a non-surgical facelift can rejuvenate your face?

Types of non-surgical facelift

Non-invasive techniques come in various types, so it is generally easy to tailor treatments to meet each patient’s unique needs, addressing issues such as fine lines, deep creases, thinning lips, facial volume loss, and other types.

Some important non-surgical facelift types are listed below:

Dermal fillers:

As explained above, dermal fillers, a prime example of non-surgical facelifts. They are smooth gel injectables and can restore ‘lost volume’ along the cheeks, temples, lips, and under the eyes immediately after insertion.

What dermal fillers do is create youthful vibrancy by ‘plumping up’ sunken areas and eliminating dark shadows. They can also create a smooth, wrinkle-free look when placed along the nasolabial folds (commonly known as ‘smile lines’ or ‘laugh lines’) or marionette lines (common wrinkles that appear around the mouth and chin with age).

Dermal fillers contain moisture-rich hyaluronic acid, among other ingredients. They hydrate the skin by holding water and acts as a cushion and lubricant to reduce damage to it. The plumping and smoothing properties of fillers can last from six months to over a year.

Thread lift:

Another non-surgical facelift procedure is the thread lift. Here, the doctor inserts very fine, absorbable threads in the problematic areas of the face to give it a natural-looking lift. In a thread lift, the doctor doesn’t remove any of the loose skin, unlike in a surgical procedure.

The outcome is subtle, though quite distinct; it seems as if the skin is pulled back slightly, which has the effect of ‘lifting’ and tightening the face, making it look more youthful.

from lifting the skin, threads trigger the body’s natural healing process and cause collagen to surge to the treated areas. This is important because collagen plays a vital role; it supports growth factors that significantly influence the condition of your skin.