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White Median
What Is?
White Median Thread Lift is a minimally invasive aesthetic procedure that uses absorbable lifting threads placed beneath the skin to support mildly sagging tissue, enhance facial contours, and promote collagen formation during the healing process.
Functions
LIFTS SAGGING FACIAL TISSUE Helps reposition and support mildly loose facial tissue for a more lifted appearance. | DEFINES FACIAL CONTOURS Helps improve the appearance of the cheeks, lower face, chin, and jawline. | SUPPORTS COLLAGEN FORMATION The absorbable threads may encourage a natural healing response that supports collagen development around the treated area. | IMPROVES SKIN FIRMNESS Helps create a firmer and better-supported appearance as the skin heals. | SOFTENS SELECTED FACIAL LINES May help improve lines and folds associated with mild facial sagging and reduced tissue support. |
Key Benefits
Immediate Lifting Support
An initial improvement may be visible once the threads are positioned beneath the skin.
Progressive Skin Improvement
Collagen formation may support continued improvement in firmness and skin quality over time.
Natural-Looking Facial Definition
Helps refine facial contours without primarily adding volume like a traditional dermal filler.
Minimally Invasive Procedure
Performed through small entry points without the large incisions required for surgical lifting.
Customized Treatment Approach
The thread type, number of threads, placement, and lifting direction can be selected according to the patient’s anatomy and treatment goals.
Price
Full Face Tightening
₱ 20,000
1 session
FAQ
How does White Medience Thread Lift work?
A trained doctor places the threads beneath the skin along planned lifting directions. Depending on the thread design, the threads grip and temporarily support the tissue while the healing response may encourage collagen formation.
When will I see results?
An initial lifting or contouring effect may be noticeable immediately. The final appearance becomes clearer after temporary swelling, bruising, tightness, or dimpling settles.
How long do the results last?
Results vary depending on the thread material, number of threads, treatment area, degree of skin laxity, technique, age, lifestyle, and individual healing response.
Is the procedure painful?
Local anesthesia is normally used. Patients may still experience pressure, pulling, tenderness, or mild discomfort during and after the procedure.
Is there downtime?
Some recovery time may be needed. Temporary swelling, bruising, tenderness, tightness, asymmetry, or skin dimpling may occur.
What areas can be treated?
Depending on the thread model and doctor’s assessment, treatment may focus on the cheeks, mid-face, lower face, jawline, brows, nasolabial area, or selected areas requiring support.
Who is a suitable candidate?
It may be suitable for adults with mild to moderate facial laxity who want subtle lifting and contour improvement without undergoing surgery.
How many threads are needed?
The number depends on the treatment area, facial anatomy, degree of laxity, thread design, and desired outcome. The doctor will determine the appropriate treatment plan after assessment.
Can it be combined with other treatments?
Yes, it may be included in a personalized aesthetic plan. However, the doctor must determine the correct timing when combining it with fillers, lasers, energy-based procedures, or other injectables.
Can the threads be removed?
The threads are designed to gradually absorb. Removal may sometimes be considered if a complication occurs, but this can become more difficult after tissue begins healing around the thread.
What are the possible side effects?
Possible reactions include swelling, bruising, tenderness, tightness, dimpling, asymmetry, visible or palpable threads, infection, migration, or thread extrusion.
Is White Medience Thread Lift safe?
Safety depends on proper patient selection, authentic products, sterile technique, accurate facial-anatomy knowledge, and correct thread placement. It should only be performed by a qualified and appropriately trained medical professional.