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Thread Lift in Busan Seomyeon

Quick answer: A thread lift is a minimally invasive procedure in which fine, dissolvable medical threads are inserted under the skin to reposition mild to moderate sagging and support collagen production. It suits adults with early jowls, softening cheeks or a less defined jawline who are not looking for surgery. At Daybeau Clinic Seomyeon, thread lifting is planned and priced after consultation.

⏱ Typically 30–60 min

☁ Days to 2 weeks

♡ Often 6–18 months

✦ PDO or PCL threads

Thread Lift at Daybeau Clinic, Seomyeon, Busan. A thread lift is a minimally invasive procedure in which fine, dissolvable medical threads are inserted under the skin to reposition mild to moderate sagging and support collagen production. It suits adults with early jowls, softening cheeks or a less defined jawline who are not looking for surgery.
At a glance
Materials Absorbable threads, e.g. PDO or PCL, smooth or barbed/cogged
Treatment time Typically 30–60 minutes depending on area
Comfort Local anaesthesia at entry points
Downtime Swelling, mild bruising or tightness, often several days to 2 weeks
Results Immediate repositioning plus gradual collagen support over months
Longevity Varies by thread type; often 6–18 months
Price After consultation

How a thread lift works

Through small entry points, the physician guides threads under the skin with a fine needle or cannula. Barbed or cogged threads grip the soft tissue so it can be gently lifted and anchored; smooth threads mainly add support and stimulate collagen. The threads dissolve gradually, while the collagen formed around them may help maintain firmness.

Types of threads

  • PDO threads: the most widely used material, absorbed over several months.
  • PCL threads: a slower-dissolving material designed for longer collagen support.
  • Mint threads: a brand of barbed PDO thread often used for lifting.

Who it suits

Thread lifting is generally suited to mild-to-moderate laxity in the mid and lower face, with reasonable skin quality. Very heavy sagging or loose skin may respond better to surgery. People with active skin infection, certain bleeding risks or unrealistic expectations are not good candidates. Targeted plans include the V-line thread lift and jawline thread lift .

Thread lift vs. energy-based lifting

Threads physically reposition tissue, whereas ultrasound and RF devices tighten through heat with no incisions. Many plans combine both; see face lifting and non-surgical face lifting .

Aftercare

For about 1–2 weeks, avoid wide mouth opening, facial massage, saunas and strenuous exercise, and sleep on your back if possible. Mild dimpling or tightness usually settles. Contact the clinic for pain, increasing redness or fever.

✦ DEFINED JAWLINE

Jawline Thread Lift

For early jowls and a softening jaw contour.

✦ TAILORED PLAN

Planned just for you

Thread type and placement are chosen at your consultation.

Thread Lift FAQ

  • What is a thread lift?

    A thread lift is a minimally invasive procedure that uses dissolvable medical threads placed under the skin to lift mild sagging and stimulate collagen. It is performed under local anaesthesia, without large incisions.

  • How long does a thread lift last?

    Results commonly last around 6–18 months, depending on the thread material, number of threads, the area treated and individual ageing factors. The threads dissolve, but some collagen support may remain.

  • How much does a thread lift cost in Busan at Daybeau Seomyeon?

    Thread lifting is priced after consultation, because the cost depends on the type and number of threads and the areas treated. The physician explains the plan and price before you decide.

  • What is the downtime after a thread lift?

    Swelling, mild bruising and a tight feeling are common for several days and may last up to around two weeks. Most people return to light daily activities within a day or two, avoiding massage, saunas and hard exercise.

Medically reviewed by the Daybeau Seomyeon medical team · Last reviewed October 2026 · Individual results vary.