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Mesothreads (thread lifting)

Mesothreads (thread lifting) – non-surgical facelift using threads

 

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About Threadlifting

What is thread lifting?

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Advantages of using mesothreads

The MINT Lift thread lifting effect

Contraindications to thread lifting

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MESONITES before and after
Is a mesothread facelift right for me?
testimony
slight sagging of the skin in the cheek, lower jaw, and chin areas;
expression lines (around the eyes, lips, and forehead);
deepening of nasolabial folds;
loss of facial contour definition;
slight drooping of the eyebrows or corners of the mouth.
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result
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result
Gentle tissue lifting without altering natural features;
A fresher, more rested appearance;
Lifting of the contours in the cheek, jaw, and chin areas;
Smoothing out fine lines;
A younger look thanks to a gentle lift of the corners of the eyes, eyebrows, and lips.
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Review of mesothreads
Mesotherapy for the face is a miracle! I had Mintlift done by O.V. Khusid. The procedure was a little painful, but tolerable. My face looks younger, my chin is tighter, and my nasolabial folds have diminished. I plan to repeat the procedure in a year.
23.12.2025
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MESONITES (THREAD LIFTING): prices
Type of procedurePRICE
1MINT LIFT premium thread lift 33000
2MINT LIFT premium thread lift additional procedure 19000
3Premium MINT LIFT thread lift (complex) 35700
4MINT LIFT premium thread lift mini blister pack 10000

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    Frequently Asked Questions about Thread Lifting (Thread Lift)
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    How long does the effect of thread lifting last, and when should the procedure be repeated?
    The effect of thread lifting usually lasts 12–18 months. The duration depends on the type of threads, skin condition, and lifestyle. A repeat procedure is usually planned after 10–12 months to maintain the result.
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    What are the contraindications to thread lifting, and who is this procedure not suitable for?
    Thread lifting is not performed during pregnancy, breastfeeding, active skin inflammation, or autoimmune diseases. It is also contraindicated in cases of blood clotting disorders and infectious processes in the body. The final decision is made after a consultation with a doctor.
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    How should you care for your face after thread lifting to maintain the results for as long as possible?
    After the procedure, it is important to limit active facial expressions, physical activity, and heat-based treatments for 5–14 days. It is also recommended to avoid massages and aggressive cosmetic procedures during the first weeks. Following the doctor’s recommendations directly affects the longevity of the result.
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    Can thread lifting be combined with botulinum toxin injections and fillers for comprehensive facial rejuvenation?
    Yes, thread lifting can be combined with botulinum toxin and fillers. Such a combined treatment allows simultaneous work with lifting, volume, and facial expressions. The treatment plan is selected individually depending on the patient’s goals.
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    What types of threads are used for thread lifting, and which are the best for a pronounced lifting effect of the facial contour?
    In thread lifting, smooth, spiral, and barbed threads (PDO and other biocompatible materials) are used. For a pronounced lifting of the facial contour, barbed threads are most commonly applied, as they provide better tissue fixation. The choice of thread type always depends on the patient’s anatomy and the degree of ptosis.
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