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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Collagen Thread.
Results vary by individual and number of threads used, but many clients notice an immediate lift lasting several months. Collagen stimulation continues improving skin for up to 12 to 18 months; touch-up treatments can extend and enhance results.
We use topical numbing and local anesthetic to minimize discomfort. Most clients report pressure or tugging sensations rather than pain. Procedure duration and sensitivity vary; your provider adjusts techniques to keep you comfortable throughout treatment.
Threads can lift and support brows, midface, cheeks, jowls, jawline, and neck depending on goals. Your practitioner will tailor placement and unit count to address sagging, improve contours, and balance facial proportions for natural-looking rejuvenation.
Unit needs vary by treatment area, skin laxity, and desired lift. During consultation we assess facial anatomy and recommend an individualized unit count and plan. Pricing is per unit and provided after mapping and treatment discussion.
Expect mild swelling, bruising, and tenderness for several days to two weeks. Avoid strenuous exercise, facial massages, and heavy dental work initially. We'll provide detailed aftercare, ice recommendations, and follow-up instructions to ensure optimal healing and results.
Common temporary effects include swelling, bruising, tenderness, and dimpling. Rare complications can include infection, thread migration, or asymmetry. Choosing an experienced provider and following aftercare lowers risks; report concerns promptly for timely management.