tinkerbell88 wrote:Gold threads for threadlift don't really have much holding power as it is only supposed to give a glow and a slightly younger appearance to the skin. The problem with that is that sometimes they can come out of the skin months later. My aunt had it done at some clinic in Singapore and there is really no change in her appearance after 6 months, apart for a glow. She still needed Botox and Fillers after all that. I am actually thinking of getting a threadlift myself, but after having consulted some aesthetic drs in Singapore and googling, the consensus is still the Silhouette threadlift, which holds and lifts better and lasts for 2-3 years. Think it's about $6000 for the face alone. I found another alternative which is non-surgical called Ultherapy, which is some ultrasound lift at a clinic in Lucky Plaza with reputable Drs. I think there are 2 drs there who do it, one male and the other a lady dr. I am going to have that done next week and will let you know how that goes. It is going to cost me around $4000? I think that's what the receptionist quoted me. Trying to avoid surgery as much as I can at present, but still going with the Botox and Fillers, which is within my comfort zone.
Hi,tinkerbell88 wrote:Gold threads for threadlift don't really have much holding power as it is only supposed to give a glow and a slightly younger appearance to the skin. The problem with that is that sometimes they can come out of the skin months later. My aunt had it done at some clinic in Singapore and there is really no change in her appearance after 6 months, apart for a glow. She still needed Botox and Fillers after all that. I am actually thinking of getting a threadlift myself, but after having consulted some aesthetic drs in Singapore and googling, the consensus is still the Silhouette threadlift, which holds and lifts better and lasts for 2-3 years. Think it's about $6000 for the face alone. I found another alternative which is non-surgical called Ultherapy, which is some ultrasound lift at a clinic in Lucky Plaza with reputable Drs. I think there are 2 drs there who do it, one male and the other a lady dr. I am going to have that done next week and will let you know how that goes. It is going to cost me around $4000? I think that's what the receptionist quoted me. Trying to avoid surgery as much as I can at present, but still going with the Botox and Fillers, which is within my comfort zone.
I am not sure what is your age - but I am surprised that you still feel you need more anti aging creams after Ultera?tinkerbell88 wrote:It's a week now since my treatment and my face looks much tighter and the proportions seem more balanced. My lines are less already and eyebags are less too! Hmmm... I like this. Also I am trying out some skin-lifting creams, used Prevage by Elisabeth Arden but broke out in spots, Genifique by Lancome wasn't bad too, but subtle and temporary results.. ... trying something else now called Endocare tensage from the clinic which is enzyme-rich cream that is meant to lift and tighten. Has anyone got any good lifting creams or serums to recommend? What about Lierac anti-ageing lifting serum?
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