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See Latest ArticlesOutcomes in Threadlift for Facial Rejuvenation
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 04/24/09
Garvey PB et al. - Threadlift is a safe procedure associated with minor complications. Rates of revisional surgery for cosmesis are high after threadlift. Time to revisional surgery for cosmesis is short. Results achieved by threadlift are subtle and short-lived. Threadlift is not a minimally invasive replacement of surgical rhytidectomy. Patients should understand the limitations of this technique and its high rates of revisional surgery.
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