Oh! wow it's really lifted~
(compared to the other side, the lifting effect is GOOD!!)
Do you see a significant lift?
It might seem a bit subtle
(The manager's submalar region is flat) This area is really flat
(a surgery that would fill up this flat submalar region) so we pull to alleviate this area
when it swelling subsides
this is the final shape that I want
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Let's do thread lifting ~!
These days, a lot of people visit for this (thread lifting)
and also introduce this so..
(doing surgery with a sense of mission) I work hard with a sense of mission
But whenever I see the manager's face
(sense of mission) I thought I should really fix this area for her
(I'm a real thread lifting expert!!) As if I think I've become really skilled at my surgery,
I did truly want to improve this area
so today I will try my best
Procedure in process! (Due to confidentiality reasons, I cannot show you all TT)
The lift worked really well
I can feel it
It's completely risen up
and it's tucked in right there
I can feel it's lifted
Right? It feels like that
Lifting easily works on you but..
you have done thread lifting several times..
so there are adhesions..
(doing delicate surgery while worrying that it might hurt her) so it hurts to penetrate
Normally for first timers, they don't go through such a process
Can you say "ah-" for me
(fiddling)
Good
PD) What did you just do?
Checking whether the layer is placed properly
Sometimes when it's too deep or shallow
there might be some side effects
So, making sure it's not like that
PD) Manager, how many times have you tried thread lifting?
I guess 3-4 times
So actually.. it's not really an easy case..
PD) But why is it difficult to get thread lifting multiple times ?
Uh it's not difficult but..
when nearby threads melt, a little bit of
(due to adhesions, the difficulty increases) adhesions might occur
everything else is fine
just that it gets a bit trickier for the doctors
For first-timers, it's much smoother
process when it comes with thread lifting
Now, for example,
(Easier in the nasolabial fold (smile line) area as it's her first time in this area) As it's the first time in this smile line area
(One side is done!) Alright, it looks good
I can see the result right away
But something you will have to keep in mind
is that there is a lot of swelling here from the anesthesia
Ta da!
It's lifted, right?! It got lifted a lot
(Just the swelling..) But this part is a little swollen
It was swollen since the anesthesia earlier
So you can just pretend that it is not there
Oh! wow it's really lifted~
Ohh!!
compared to the other side, the lifting effect is GOOD!!
Do you see a significant lift?
It might seem a bit subtle
(The manager's submalar region is flat) This area is really flat
(a surgery that would fill up this flat submalar region) so we pull to
alleviate this part
(Before / After) See the difference?!
When the swelling subsides
this is the final shape that I want
And I tried to make it a little bit plump here as well
By lifting up the nasolabial folds like this!
It will look great once the swelling subsides
I will work on the other side now~
The other side is being treated!
(Worried that it might hurt) Be honest with me
Does it hurt?
Seriously, not at all
Really? Because
I'm more cautions when it's the patient's third or fourth time
It's much trickier
To have the threads nicely in, after doing this a lot
I think the trick is to find the right layer for the thread
So, it's good to notice things like;
"Is this the top layer?"
"Is this dimple?"
Or "If it went in too deep"
But all these are a bit harder with returning patients
But I..
think that the thread lifting.. is the best
and fun~
Q. Is it safe to say that this thread lifting delivers the best results right away with noticeable effects?
Yes
(Yes! Yes!) So when you see the results
sure, you can consider lasers (as a procedure),
but they end up getting the thread lifting
Q. Does the result differ on people who had multiple thread liftings?
No, no
It's still great
It's great as long as you do not overdo it
(Patients who frequently receives thread liftings) But still, for those who receive the procedure periodically
(Any tips for them?) There is a tip I wish they know
(1. Avoid frequent procedures!) Just do not do it too often
(2. Do not miss out on elasticity with laser lifting!) In the meantime, you can still use something like laser lifting
for your skin elasticity
and also for your skin layers
And if you use the thread at the right time,
I think that is the real trick
Before and after the procedure Day of the procedure → 2 weeks after the procedure
This is the effect of thread liftings
I, with my dear manager,
(Procedure that makes you look ten years younger!) made her look ten years younger today
No!
More than that
I wondered if there was anything I could do for her
(The video that solved her problems!) I thought, what if I looked at her area of concern
and make them look better?
So that is why I decided to make this video
For me, when I operate,
I really wish the patient gets more beautiful
(I want the patient to feel happy with my procedure...) and hope that it makes their life a little more energizing
I do the procedure with that mindset
So I hope, she's happy with the result!
And I hope I satisfied your curiosity about mint thread
liftings, Nasolabial fillers, and marionette fillers
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