Are you concerned about saggy skin? Have you noticed mid and lower face losing definition, jaw and neckline getting blurred, cheeks getting flatter and lines around your mouth getting deeper?
Is your facial shape becoming more squared and a bit more of a hold and lift is needed? You have thought about plastic surgery but feel this is too extreme or generally not for you?
The answer to all of this could be an APTOS facial thread lift.
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APTOS threads are smooth in nature but once applied, they anchor and lift the skin with their unique multidirectional barb design.
APTOS threads differ from the majority of non-permanent lifting threads in their advanced composition, combining Polylactic Acid (PLA) and Polycaprolactone (PCL). PLA stimulates collagen production and skin hydration by releasing lactic acid. PCL enhances tissue tightening and slows down biodegradation.
Therefore, APTOS threads don not only provide outstanding lifting results, but thanks to the extended reabsorption period (18-24 months) effects can be observed for years to come in comparison with other commercially available lifting threads.Â
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APTOS threads lifts can only be performed by certified doctors after completing hands-on training. Dr Dennett holds advanced APTOS method certification and continues to undergo regular training sessions with internationally renowned APTOS trainers.
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APTOSÂ threads are applied in a sophisticated procedure performed under local anesthesia within 45-60minutes. Discomfort and downtime are minimal compared to surgical interventions with an immediate contouring and lifting effect as well as the benefits of continuous collagen and elastin stimulation for months to come.Â
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Ideal candidates for an APTOS thread lift are aged 35 to 55 with good skin tone and moderate sagging, though Dr. Dennett has treated patients from 25 to 75 with excellent results. A consultation with Dr. Dennett will determine if thread lifting, or an alternative procedure is best for you.Â
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To find out more about APTOS thread lifting book your appointment with Dr Dennett today.