TENSION WIRES

Tension wires consist of small

This non-surgical, instant facial rejuvenation procedure involves introducing fine biodegradable suture material under the skin with the help of a cannula for tissue repositioning. The goal is to stimulate fibrotic collagen.

Using ultra-fine threads—called poly-L-lactic acid, caprolactone (PLA-CL), or polydioxanone (PDO) threads—we can achieve an immediate lifting effect in areas such as the cheeks, jawline, and neck. Then, we begin to stimulate the production of new fibroblasts and collagen from within the skin. The end result is firmer, lifted skin that restores the V-shape and a youthful, healthy appearance.

Collagen biostimulators are substances that increase the skin's own production of collagen and elastin. They are ideal treatments for addressing signs of aging or for preventing them.

It consists of injecting various substances into the deep or superficial dermis, depending on the product used, and can be performed in areas with more sagging and loss of support, such as the middle and lower third of the face, neck, abdomen, arms, knees, and buttocks.

The production of collagen and elastin, and the redensification of the skin, is a lengthy process, therefore, the results of this treatment are not immediate, they appear gradually, and usually last for years.

Polydioxanone has been used in surgical sutures for many years because it dissolves and is absorbed by the skin within six months without leaving scars. When placed in subcutaneous tissue, it initiates a reparative process that produces new collagen and elastin fibers. The material is inserted using a fine needle, and once the threads are positioned in a mesh pattern in the correct area, the needle is gently withdrawn, creating a slight traction that leaves the thread in place. The lifting effect of this treatment is ideal for combating sagging skin (primarily in delicate areas such as the arms, knees, neck, and marionette lines), but it can be used on the entire face and body, always in a mesh pattern. These threads, unlike traditional lifting threads, produce less tension but more stimulation of type 1 collagen.