Mint Thread is an absorbable lifting thread used for lifting or wrinkle improvement. With its 360-degree distributed three-dimensional rose thorn-shaped protrusions, it can secure skin tissues in all directions, delivering a powerful lifting effect. It is especially recommended for individuals looking to improve deep wrinkles, sagging skin, or areas like nasolabial folds, sagging cheeks, jawline, and double chin. With Mint Thread lifting procedures, you can experience improvements in V-line jawline, skin elasticity, and wrinkle reduction.
Mint Thread
Procedure Characteristics
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Mint Thread uses the press molding method, offering excellent tensile strength and fixation with 3D protrusions that provide comprehensive and powerful lifting effects.
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The thread used for facial tissue fixation is certified for safety and excellence by KFDA (Korea Food and Drug Administration), GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice), and CE (European Conformity).
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Principle of Procedure
The protruding projections within the Mint Thread rotate 360 degrees to secure the skin tissues, enhancing skin elasticity. Additionally, the inserted threads continuously stimulate the dermis layer, promoting collagen regeneration as they dissolve. This process leads to fibrosis in the dermis, pulling the sagging areas and improving skin elasticity, thus reducing wrinkles and maintaining youthful skin.
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Recommended For
For those who want to change a U-line to a V-line
For those concerned about unclear facial contours
For those desiring to improve deep wrinkles or sagging skin
For those worried about deep nasolabial folds or sagging cheeks
For those wanting both strong lifting and collagen regeneration
For those seeking the most effective non-surgical lifting procedure
Mint Thread
Procedure Frequency
Procedure Time30~40 minutes
Duration10~18 months
Recovery Time1~2 days
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Procedure Areas
Forehead, double chin, deep cheeks, nasolabial folds
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Procedure Steps
Step 1Consultation
Step 2Anesthesia
Step 3Mint Thread Lifting Procedure
Step 4Completion
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Procedure Effects
Mint Thread pulls and secures skin tissues in all directions, allowing you to achieve three-dimensional facial contours and a V-line jawline. As the threads dissolve, collagen is generated, providing wrinkle reduction and improved skin elasticity.
FAQ
It is approved by the Korean Ministry of Food and Drug Safety as a 'facial tissue fixation thread' and features 360-degree three-dimensional projections that firmly secure within the skin tissues, delivering excellent results.
The raw material of Mint Lift, PDO (Polydioxanone), is an absorbable material that dissolves within the body.
The Mint Thread lifting procedure is performed under local anesthesia, minimizing pain.
There are various types of threads depending on their shape, the presence of projections, and the shape of the projections. The type of thread suitable for the procedure area will be recommended and applied after sufficient consultation to address your concerns.
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Precautions
Avoid strenuous exercise, alcohol, and sauna/steam rooms for 7 days after the procedure.
Antibiotics are prescribed to prevent and treat infections. Please inform us if you have a history of antibiotic allergies.
You may wash your face and apply makeup 2-3 hours after the procedure. Please keep the duoderm applied to the procedure area until the wound heals.
To reduce bruising and swelling, sleep upright for 3 days and gently apply cold compresses to the treatment area. Bruising and swelling should subside within 1-2 weeks.
To prevent thread movement or breakage, avoid opening your mouth widely for 4 weeks. For double chin procedures, avoid turning your head sharply.
In some cases, threads may come out of the skin depending on the skin condition. Do not touch them with your hands, and visit the hospital for appropriate treatment.
Pain and foreign body sensations may occur but usually subside within 1-2 weeks. If pain worsens or skin discoloration, itching, or warmth persists even after taking prescribed medications, please visit the hospital.
