Suitability is determined by Dr Mike based on facial anatomy, medical history, and individual considerations. Not all patients are candidates. A thorough consultation evaluates health factors, skin and tissue condition, and personal goals. Some patients may be advised to consider alternative treatments if threads are not clinically appropriate.

Dr Mike inserts medical threads under local anaesthesia at selected points in the facial tissue. Thread type and placement are determined clinically. Patients are monitored throughout, and the procedure is tailored to individual needs.

Side effects may include temporary swelling, redness, bruising, or tenderness at thread sites. More significant complications are uncommon but may occur. All potential risks are discussed during consultation with Dr Mike.

The procedure typically last 90 minutes depending on treatment complexity. Duration is influenced by the number of threads and areas treated. Dr Mike provides a clear outline during consultation.

Some patients may benefit from additional sessions, while others do not. The need for follow-up treatments is assessed individually by Dr Mike based on clinical findings.

Dr Mike provides detailed post-procedure guidance. Patients may experience temporary redness, swelling, or tenderness. Instructions focus on minimising irritation and supporting the healing process.