A thread lift procedure lifts the face with a minimally invasive series of threads and micro-stitches which have long been used in heart, stomach, brain, and cosmetic surgeries.

It works by inserting these small and painless threads just beneath the skin. The threads are a lot like the ones that are commonly used to raise the deeper facial structures during a conventional facelift surgery.

After applying a local anesthetic to your face, the provider will pass these tiny threads into the sagging part of your face with the guidance of a small needle.

The threads can then attach themselves to the drooping skin and muscle tissue in this specific facial area and lift it.