Revitalising Threads
Revitalising threads are a thread lift technique that brings a lasting V-shape face with its two-step lifting effect. Its innovative combination of materials, p(LA-CL), is twice as strong compared to other threads and produces greater elasticity and flexibility compared to previous techniques, bringing us natural-looking results.
What Is p(LA-CL)?
Revitalising threads are based on a polymer of poly lactic acid and caprolactone p(LA-CL) material that is biodegradable, collagen stimulating and increases elasticity. The relative percentages of the 2 polymers, along with their polymerisation structure and degree are patented and have been specifically studied to support a correct balance of all technical features.
How Does It Work?
Revitalising threads are free-floating, bidirectional and convergent threads.
The barbed threads interact with the soft tissue by a double mechanism of action: lifting action (mechanical lift) and biostimulation of tissues (histological lift). Biostimulation of tissues promotes synthesis of collagen, elastin and HA.
Cogs in the barb are bidirectional and move the thread in two opposing directions, eliminating migration tendency.
Benefits
Revitalising threads are the result of 10 years of research and studies aimed at achieving an effective solution for a non-surgical, minimally invasive face lift.
Clinical studies show that Revitalising threads allow:
1. An immediate redefinition of facial contours
2. Satisfactory outcome for the majority of patients
p(LA-CL) Threads
Doctor-run, HSA-compliant. We never recommend more than what is needed.
Dr Ivan Tan Khee Hon
MBBS (S'pore) · GDFP Dermatology (S'pore) · DP Dermatology (Wales) · MSc Non-surgical Facial Aesthetics (UK)
Every injection and procedure at Medical Aesthetics is performed by Dr Tan - 25 years of practice, official trainer for Allergan, Galderma, Teoxane, IBSA, Merz.
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