SHE'S PLASTIC SURGERY

Some patients who have undergone a facelift may notice slight sagging of their face approximately one year after the surgery and may consider getting a thread lift. Is it possible to further lift your face with a thread lift even if you are completely satisfied with the results of your facelift?  The answer is yes. If you underwent a facelift surgery one year ago, you can opt for a thread lift to lift the skin and improve facial skin elasticity. At She’s Plastic Surgery, we utilize mesh-type threads called “The Up Threads” for our thread lift procedures. These threads are inserted into the face through a 0.5cm incision, effectively lifting the face. The dissolvable threads maintain the lifting effects even after they have melted away. Additionally, the incision is closed with three stitches of dissolvable sutures, eliminating the need for any follow-up treatments. If you notice slight sagging of your skin some time after your facelift surgery, a thread lift can be an effective solu...

The Up thread lift is a highly effective procedure for addressing sagging skin, wrinkles around the mouth, and lifting the jawline. It has become increasingly popular among our clients due to its simplicity and effectiveness. Many clients inquire about combining The Up thread lift with laser treatment to save time. Is this feasible? Unfortunately, no. We do not recommend undergoing The Up thread lift and laser treatments on the same day. Combining laser treatment immediately after a thread lift can potentially irritate the skin and heighten the risk of infection. Furthermore, there's a chance that the laser may impact or dissolve the inserted threads. For optimal results, it's advisable to wait approximately one month after your thread lift before considering laser treatments.

Some patients who have undergone a facelift may notice a slight sagging of their face one year after the surgery and may consider getting a thread lift.  Is it possible to further lift your face with a thread lift even if you are completely satisfied with the results of your facelift?  The answer is yes. If you had a facelift surgery one year ago, you can opt for a thread lift to lift the skin and improve facial skin elasticity. At She’s Plastic Surgery, we use mesh-type threads called “The Up Threads” for our thread lift procedures. These threads are inserted into the face through a 0.5cm incision, effectively lifting the face.  The dissolvable threads maintain the lifting effects even after they have melted away. Additionally, the incision is closed with three stitches of dissolvable sutures, eliminating the need for any follow-up treatments. If you find that your skin is slightly sagging some time after your facelift surgery, a thread lift can be an effective solution....

Many people who visit Korea during a short period of time want to undergo a simple but effective lifting procedure.  There is a procedure that requires really short recovery time and brings about assured results. It is The Up thread lift.  The Up thread lift is greatly effective in removing wrinkles on cheeks, chin, mouth area, and nasolabial folds.  In this procedure, The Up which is a mesh type thread is inserted into the skin through a 0.5cm-wide incision made on the sideburns. The Up is dissolvable but the result is maintained even after it has dissolved. The result lasts up to 1,5 years. It takes only around 20 minutes to finish the procedure. Moreover, patients can notice the lifting result immediately after it. The incisions are closed with dissolvable sutures, so no follow-up treatment is required.  Therefore, this procedure is highly recommended to travelers who can’t stay in Korea for a long period of time.  

Thread lift is well known as a procedure effective for lifting sagging cheeks, wrinkles around the mouth, and jawline. One of its major advantages is that it requires a relatively short treatment time as well as no post-operative treatment. However, some people who plan to have thread lift wonder if the threads break after the procedure and if it is okay to open the mouth widely. So do the threads by any chance break? Threads don't usually break after the procedure. However, the strength of the threads may be greatly weakened after the treatment depending on the thread type. The effect varies greatly depending on the type of threads used. Threads used at She's Plastic Surgery clinic are mesh type ones. The procedure using this type of thread is called The Up thread lift. Mesh threads pull a larger area of the skin tissue than the existing single ones. Therefore, they bring about more natural lifting effect. In addition, they are more effective because each of them co...

“The Up” thread lift is a procedure that lifts sagging skin and wrinkles around the mouth and jawline. Since it is a simple and effective procedure, many people have visited us to try it. Many of our clients have asked us whether they can combine this procedure with laser treatment to save time. So can we do both of them on the same day? We do not recommend getting The Up thread lift and laser treatments on the same day. If you get laser treatment after thread lift, your skin becomes sensitive and may get infected. Moreover, laser penetrating into the skin may dissolve the threads. Therefore, we advise not to get any laser treatments for around a month after The Up thread lift.

  Thread lift is well known as an effective lifting procedure for sagging cheeks, wrinkles around the mouth, and jawline.  One of its major advantages is that it requires a relatively short treatment time as well as no separate post-surgery treatment. However, some people who are planning Thread lift wonder if the threads break after the procedure  and if it is safe to open the mouth widely. Are there any possible cases when the threads break? The threads don't usually break after the procedure. However, depending on the thread type,  the strength of the threads may be greatly weakened after the treatment. The effect varies greatly depending on the type of threads used. Mesh-type threads are used at She's Plastic Surgery. It's also called The up thread lift.  The mesh type threads pull a wide area of the skin tissue unlike the existing single Thread lift.  Therefore the lifting effect looks more natural. In addition, since mesh-type threads are made of 3 th...

You may have thought about a non-surgical Face lift, but not sure which treatment would be suitable for you. There is a so-called lunchtime thread lift that is done with the use of sutures. It makes the face look younger and more youthful. One of the advantages of the Thread lift is that it is a minimally invasive treatment that doesn’t require a recovery time. A PDO thread lift can lift the saggy skin, cheeks, loosening the jowls area. PDO threads are considered to be safe and long-lasting. The treads instantly lift and tighten skin. Moreover, they improve collagen and elastin production and improve fine lines, wrinkles, and the overall skin texture. The duration of the treatment takes around 30 minutes. The threads are places with the help of cannulas into the appropriate layer of skin. During the process of the treatment, the skin is lifted. The procedure doesn’t require the removal of stitches. At SHE’S Plastic Surgery, you can either get the Cog Thread lift or The up thread lift. ...

Many people are interested in an increasingly popular Thread lift for skin rejuvenation. This is the minimally invasive procedure that serves as an alternative option for a conventional facelift. The most popular types of thread lift techniques are The Up and Cog thread lift. They have not only the skin lifting function, but also activate collagen production.  Here we will consider two types of Thread Lift: The Up and Cog lift. At She’s Plastic Surgery, a Thread lift is used for the mid and lower face to elevate the cheeks, jowls, chin, and neck area. The threads we use are fully absorbable with time.   The Up thread lift The Up thread lift consists of 3 thin PDO (polydioxanone) threads that look like a net. PDO serves as a very durable and flexible material used for lifting and skin tightening purposes. With time the threads dissolve completely but with the help of collagen production, the effect may last even after the full dissolving of the threads. Cog Thread lift Cog...