Thread Lift Treatments
Uplift your look and your life
This non-surgical solution reduces skin sagging with instant results, minimal down time, and without surgery.
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What are Thread Lifts?
Thread lifts are non-surgical procedures that use fine, medical grade monofilament sutures to reduce sagging and rejuvenate your face and neck. Your body safely absorbs the threads over time, promoting ongoing collagen production post-treatment.
Dr. James Cotter
Sisu Clinic
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Cork City
"Thread lifts are typically suitable for patients in their 50s and above. They are an effective treatment to help tighten sagging skin in the face and neck area. A thread lift helps to stimulate collagen production over a six-month period hence why it looks its best at six months after the initial treatment."
Dr. James Cotter
Sisu Clinic
,
Cork City
"Thread lifts are typically suitable for patients in their 50s and above. They are an effective treatment to help tighten sagging skin in the face and neck area. A thread lift helps to stimulate collagen production over a six-month period hence why it looks its best at six months after the initial treatment."
Developed by doctors, designed for you
Common questions and the honest answers from Sisu’s very own doctors.
Q: What is a PDO thread lift?
A: Polydioxanone (PDO) threads are extremely thin, medical grade, synthetic, monofilament sutures made from a polymer of paradioxanone and are safely absorbed by the human body over time. Sisu’s skilled medical professionals utilise these threads to perform face and neck lifts. The threads are pulled through tiny needles to help prevent the effects of volume loss, sagging, and skin quality degradation caused by the ageing process. It's a non-surgical alternative to a surgical facelift. The procedure is extremely popular with Sisu's mature patients who want to lift and rejuvenate their skin.
Q: How long does a thread lift last?
A: At Sisu Clinic, face and neck thread lifts renew the skin while also stimulating collagen formation, making your skin appear firmer, denser, and "bouncier." The threads are absorbed by the skin in your face and neck after the first 6-9 months, but you will continue to notice the results for 18 to 24 months, during which time your skin will heal and rejuvenate from the inside out.
Q: What is the difference between PDO threads and Silhouette threading?
A: PDO and a Silhouette Soft thread lifts are similar, yet carry some differences. A PDO thread lift uses a barb-surgical thread, whereas the Silhouette Soft uses a thread with a series of silicone cones. At Sisu Clinic, our medical practitioners use PDO thread lifts to carry out our non-surgical lifting procedures for the face and neck area, as we believe it gives a more effective, natural, and long-lasting result for our patients.
Q: Is there any downtime with a thread lift?
A: Sisu Thread lifts provide a great non-surgical way to tighten sagging skin, and even better, there is minimal downtime after the procedure. The locations in which the threads are placed will take a few days to heal, so you may experience redness and a “tight” sensation around the treated area. If you have any concerns, please contact your medical provider.
Thread Lift Treatments
Pricing
We measure success in smiles, not milliliters. That’s why every treatment is personalised to suit your needs and will be based on an in-depth discussion between you and our medical practitioner. There are no surprises and no cost-per-unit.
Thread Lift (Face) €1,800 per treatment
Thread Lift (Face & Neck) €2,000 per treatment
Thread Lift (Neck) €800 per treatment
Thread Lift (Neck) £800 per treatment
Thread Lift (Face) £1,800 per treatment
Thread Lift (Face & Neck) £2,000 per treatment
We monitor market pricing to ensure we offer the best price for cutting-edge medical care. Your medical provider will discuss all costs with you during your appointment.
Join us for a free consultation
We require a consultation before your first treatment, during which we will answer any questions you may have and develop a plan specifically for you. In most cases, you’ll be able to receive treatment immediately following your consultation.
