Anti-Ageing · Non-Surgical
Thread lift is the most effective non-surgical face and neck lifting procedure — delivering instant visible lift with no surgery, no general anaesthesia, no scars, and no hospital stay. Results look completely natural.
About This Treatment
Thread lift is a minimally invasive procedure where specialised dissolvable threads are inserted under the skin using fine needles. COG (barbed) threads physically lift and reposition sagging facial tissue for instant results. As threads dissolve over 12–24 months, they stimulate new collagen production — continuing to improve skin firmness and quality long after the threads are gone.
Two main types are used: COG threads (barbed, for physical lifting — face, jowls, neck, brows) and Mono threads (smooth, for collagen stimulation under-eye, neck, and all facial areas). Often combined with fillers for comprehensive facial rejuvenation.
How It Works
FAQs
PCL (Polycaprolactone) threads dissolve over 1.5–2 years and give the longest-lasting results. PDO threads last 9–12 months. The collagen stimulated by the threads continues to benefit the skin beyond the thread's lifespan.
Numbing cream and local anaesthesia ensure the procedure is very comfortable. Mild tenderness and swelling for 2–5 days after is expected and normal.
Yes — thread lift is very commonly combined with fillers (for volume) and Botox (for wrinkles) to achieve complete facial rejuvenation. Dr. Megha Sharma designs a comprehensive anti-ageing plan tailored to your face.
Surgical face lift is permanent — if results are not as desired, correction requires another surgery. Thread lift is reversible, carries no surgical risk, no general anaesthesia, no scars, no hospital stay, and minimal downtime.
Breast thread lift uses COG threads to physically lift sagging breast tissue — following the same principle as face lifting but applied to the breast area. It is also minimally invasive with no scars.
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