What is a Parfaire Thread Lift Treatment?
Introducing the Parfaire Thread Lift Treatment in Arcadia: The non-surgical solution for a youthful face and neck. Experience the remarkable anti-aging benefits of surgical-grade threads, tightening and lifting your skin. Achieve a more youthful position with improved texture and quality.
There are two primary types of threads used in medical procedures: PDO (polydioxanone) and PCL (Polycaprolactone). These threads are made of protein fibers and have been used for a long time to repair wounds and perform various surgeries globally. Recently, the FDA has approved the use of these threads in cosmetic medicine to enhance and treat facial skin conditions. They are safe for the human body and do not require an allergy test.
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PCL THREADS AND PDO THREADS?
Both PDO and PCL lifting threads play a vital role in stimulating the cellular regeneration of collagen. Functioning like a scaffold, they provide a structure for newly formed skin collagen to attach, yielding a skin tone that is noticeably firm and lifted.
PDO threads stand out for their firmness and substantial lifting strength, delivering a long-lasting outcome that spans 9 to 12 months.
A newer generation of lifting threads, PCL threads offer advanced benefits.
- The mechanical lift is more significant because they are stronger and more tensile.
- Our product offers increased flexibility for achieving natural results.
- The effects of these threads last much longer than PDO threads. While PDO threads typically last 9-12 months, these threads take 24-36 months to dissolve under your skin. This means the mechanical lift from these threads lasts at least twice as long and sometimes even triples in duration.
- Their strength lies in encouraging the natural production of collagen, ensuring that the results remain significant even after the threads have dissolved.
FAQ’s
How does a Thread Lift work?
1. Immediately – As soon as they are inserted, an instant mechanical lift is initiated, elevating your skin to a firmer and more youthful position.
2. Short-term – Over the following months, your body will naturally generate new collagen bundles around each thread, contributing to the enhancement and maintenance of the lifted skin.
3. Long-term – The threads gradually dissolve over a period of 12 to 36 months, depending on the type used. Throughout this time, the threads stimulate your body to produce more collagen, a natural substance that improves skin firmness and elasticity. This leads to a longer-lasting thread lift.
Who is an ideal candidate for a Parfaire Thread Lift?
Thread Lift is a great addition to non-surgical skin tightening and lifting treatments, along with injectables. By combining these techniques, you can achieve even more long-lasting results.
What conditions does Parfaire Thread Lift treat for?
If you sometime say this to yourself:
- “My jowls are sagging. It makes me look much older than I really am”
- “I hate the skin hanging under my neck. My jawline has disappeared”
- “Every time I pass a mirror, I pull my skin back upwards. It never stays there…”
As your skin loses firmness around the cheeks, jaw, or neck, it shifts the facial shape, giving the impression of aging.
The innovative PDO/PCL threads are designed to address and improve conditions in all the areas mentioned above.
- Face
- Neck
- Jowls
- Brow / Droopy Eyelids
- Naso-labial and Marionette lines
- Smoker line
- Nose
- Body
Furthermore, threads offer diverse shapes and designs. The Cog/barb thread serves the purpose of lifting and anchoring sagging skin and folds, while the Smooth/Mono thread creates a mesh in areas requiring collagen for scar revision, tightening, and texture enhancement. Other types cater to subtle reshaping and enhancement without excessive volume, targeting areas such as the nose, lip definition, and smoker line correction.
Some of Parfaire’s Thread Lift Treatment Before and After Pictures.
Disclaimer
Any claims of reducing or removing wrinkles, looking younger, or improving appearance cannot be guaranteed. Individual results will vary and are often based on lifestyle factors such as age, diet, exercise, smoking, and alcohol use.
