Maintenance

Service Description

The maintenance visit occurs at the patient's discretion when volume loss has been visualized. Typically, patient's require maintenance more frequently for areas which are more mobile such as the lips and nasolabial folds and less frequently for relatively immobile areas such as cheeks. Additionally, in patient's with greater severity of sagging skin maintenance may be required sooner to help prevent relapse of skin sagging. Our provider will reassess your treatment areas and goals when formulating a maintenance treatment plan specific for you. This service is known for providing remarkable and in many cases instant results, no matter the condition before the treatment takes place. If you’re looking for a more youthful, rejuvenated look or have noticed some deeper wrinkles, folds, and/or sagging skin consider a non-surgical face lift utilizing lifting PDO threads. The threads are inserted into the sub dermal plane providing an intricate lattice and engaging the tissue for the stimulation of new collagen growth through a process called neocollagenesis and actively lifting the engaged tissues. The lasting effects of neocollagenesis are typically seen within 4 weeks following treatment. New collagen growth in the area of thread placement provides fullness to the tissues and improves the overlying skins texture, tone and quality all while lifting sagging skin for a non-surgical face lift. The by-product of lifting PDO threads is often seen on-the-spot with the overlying skin having a physical support structure provided by the threads and the engagement of the tissues providing lift. Since the lifting PDO threads act to stimulate new collagen growth the results typically last 12-18 months providing a fuller appearance as well as long-lasting tissue hydration and lift. The length of results of lifting PDO threads depends on various factors including the quantity and location placed and severity of sagging skin present, metabolic activity of the patient and lifestyle choices, which may cause the treatment not to last as long. When the patient starts to see a loss in volume, the patient needs retreatment.