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NEW YEAR - NEW YOU THREAD LIFT – MY EXPERIENCE!


Carmel experienced the thread lift to her face and neck, something she had read up on as it seemed a good alternative to a facelift, which was not only too drastic for Carmel, but also she was too young for a full facelift.


Carmel explains; “Dr Max of Elate Health Care has a lovely manner, he made me feel relaxed despite the fact that needles were involved! The procedure itself is a little painful, my treatment took a little longer due to the fact that someone was being trained whilst I had the procedure. They do say that you can undergo a thread lift in your lunchtime, and whilst I agree that it can be done within a lunch period in my opinion I don’t think anyone would want to go straight back into work afterwards as you are left bruised and very tender. The neck in particular was sore afterwards”.


Whilst happy with the lift the results that Carmel witnessed once the swelling subsided got better over time; “ You could see an instant lift to the face when the swelling had subsided. Everyone comments that my skin is more lifted and that I am glowing! Friends that see me intermittently have commented that my skin gets better each time they see me which is what happens with this procedure as the collagen starts to work in the layers.


You certainly can see a difference that gets better over the weeks and months following. Not just lifting but plumping out”. Carmel added; “It is the perfect treatment for anyone who feels that they aren’t ready for a facelift yet still wants to regain the contours of the face and a lift.


The compliments I have received have made the treatment worthwhile. I would say that it is something to consider having when you have a few days downtime – its not just fillers or botox, it’s a procedure that requires a needle under the skin, and whilst Dr Max certainly relaxed me and has a calming nature anyone afraid of needles would need to take this into consideration. But for me the results are certainly worth it.”


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