Thread lifting and plastic surgery: can they be compared?

Aesthetic medicine is developing at an incredibly fast pace in our time. Today, the emphasis is on making corrective techniques as gentle and safe as possible.

If earlier plastic surgery was actively used to obtain a lifting effect, today we get amazing results thanks to thread lifting.

On whether it is possible to compare the results of the use of cosmetic and surgical lifting technologies, Dr. Monika Kavkova spoke exclusively for estet-portal.com.

Is it possible to compare the effectiveness of thread lifting and surgical operations?

MK: You know, many years ago, when I first started working with lifting, it was believed that the results of

cosmetic techniques, such as thread lifting, still cannot replace surgical interventions. But now, referring to my own clinical experience, I can say that in our time, thanks to thread lifting, you can get a simply amazing lifting effect!

 

Today, thanks to thread lifting, you can get a simply amazing lifting effect!

 

Cosmetology is getting closer and closer to the results that previously could only be achieved by surgery.

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What cosmetic procedures do you prefer to use in your practice?

MK: In my work I prefer to combine different cosmetic techniques. After all, through their competent combination and complex impact on the problem, we get the best results.

 

By a competent combination of cosmetic techniques and a complex impact on the problem, we get the best results.

 

When I work with my patients, during their examination I can clearly see which areas of theirs need correction (let's call it "shadow") and which do not (let's call it "light"). The task of us, doctors working in the field of aesthetic medicine – create as much light as possible and as few shadows as possible. And it's very nice to see how your work has good results, and happiness appears in the eyes of patients.

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