Which is better, thread carving or ultrasonic knife?

When women reach a certain age, their cells will begin to enter the aging stage. The various fine lines on the skin and the loosening of facial muscles will deal a fatal blow to women's beauty. Therefore, women are flocking to plastic surgery techniques that can delay skin aging, hoping to "go in the opposite direction" on this one-way road towards aging. As long as you run slower than your peers, you are a winner in life, right? The current new generation of anti-aging trends: which one is better, thread lifting or ultrasonic scalpel? Let’s discuss it together.

What is Thread Sculpting

The thread sculpture technology directly uses the method of implanting collagen threads, which are brought under the skin through puncture. The thread is pulled and lifted to achieve the effect of lifting and shaping the skin. Although thread lifting technology uses an implantation method, its principle is different from that of general injection-filled wrinkle-removing products. General injection products smooth out facial wrinkles by filling them, while thread lifting technology uses absorbable protein threads that are implanted into the parts that need to be lifted. By lifting the threads, wrinkles, sagging and other phenomena can be improved. The wrinkle-removing effect can last about 1-2 years.

What is Ultrasonic Scalpel

Ultrasonic scalpel utilizes the extremely strong penetrating power of ultrasound. Hundreds of high-energy ultrasound waves are emitted by the ultrasound transmitter, focusing on the skin tissue like concentrating solar energy. It is a non-invasive instrument that achieves firming without wounds, recovery period, or multiple treatments. The effect of improving and removing wrinkles can last for about 3-5 years and is the current new generation trend in anti-aging. It is also a popular wrinkle removal method.

Which is better, thread carving or ultrasonic knife?

Is thread lifting better or is ultrasonic scalpel better? Which one is better, thread lifting or ultrasonic scalpel? Many beauty lovers are always confused about whether thread lifting or ultrasonic scalpel is better? Which one is better, thread lifting or ultrasonic scalpel? In fact, these two projects each have their own advantages. You need to go to the hospital and let the doctor provide more professional advice on how to choose. In simple terms, if there is too much flesh on your face and the whole face is sagging, you can do thread lifting. If there is less flesh and the skin is just loose, you can do ultrasonic scalpel.

However, relatively speaking, due to some rejection reactions of thread lifting, ultrasonic knife would be better.

The harm of thread carving

1. If your face becomes dry, dull, and spotted after facial thread lifting, it is mostly because your repair cells have a bug and are on strike, unable to function normally, and the damaged cells are stagnant.

2. Redness, swelling and blistering may occur after facial thread lifting. This is because the facial thread is rejected and resisted, which causes blistering.

3. Facial expressions become stiff after facial thread lifting. This is most likely because the nerves are touched during the facial thread lifting operation, or the facial nerves are damaged, causing the facial expressions to become uncontrollable.

4. It is common that there is no effect after facial thread lifting. The main reason is that the patient’s body lacks collagen nutrition and the regeneration rate of new cells is not high, so the effect cannot be reflected.

Advantages of ultrasonic scalpel.

1. It can rearrange subcutaneous cells through changes in the cell membrane, improve blood circulation, nourish the skin that lacks nutrients and moisture, improve the problem of sagging skin, and smooth out facial wrinkles.

2. Significantly shorten the patient's hospital stay; no blood transfusion is required during treatment; significantly reduce the complications of patients during and after surgical operations; the patient suffers less pain, and the body recovers quickly after treatment.

3. Extracorporeal scanning therapy makes the ultrasonic energy evenly distributed in the target area. It solves the problem of minimally invasive interventional therapy (microwave, radio frequency, laser, freezing, etc.) relying on the treatment head for energy diffusion. During the treatment, the changes in the target area sonogram before, during and after treatment can be used to timely evaluate whether coagulative necrosis occurs in the tissues in the treatment area and whether the skin is damaged.