What is SILHOUETTE SOFT®?
Silhouette Soft® is a new technology with a double lifting and regenerating
effect through the action of re-absorbable sutures with bidirectional cones.
Made in the USA, Silhouette Soft® was developed on the back of 6 years of experience of using suspension sutures with cones in reconstructive and aesthetic surgery.
They consist of Poly-L-Lactic acid ( PLLA) and glycolic acids. These components are totally re-absorbable in 18-24 months.
How do Silhouette Soft Threads work?
Two actions:
A lift action for immediate yet discreet results: the physician can redefine the area by lifting the tissue.
A volume action occurs gradually due to PLLA stimulating collagen giving further rejuvenation.
Silhouette Soft is the only product on the aesthetic market that combines these two actions.
What does the Treatment involve?
The procedure takes thirty to sixty minutes under local anaesthetic. One or more sutures may be necessary, depending on the treatment area.
SILHOUETTE SOFT® can be used as a stand-alone treatment or with fillers and botulinum toxin.
Which area can the Threads Treat?
Facial contour – jawline, cheeks and malar area.
Eyebrows.
Neck.
Why is Silhouette Soft so innovative?
- Immediate but natural lift effect in addition to a progressive volume action.
- Progressive recovery of natural collagen.
- The procedure takes just 30 min under local anaesthetic at the doctor’s practice.
- Non-invasive
- No incisions
- Quick return to professional and social life.
- The components are entirely re-absorbable.
- Can correct flabbiness in the mandible area, neck, malar area
- Can improve dropping eyebrows
- The effect lasts up to 18 months.
The ideal patient is 30 to 60, without excessively loose skin or severe ptosis.
How much is Silhouette Soft Treatment?
The cost depends on how many threads you need we recommend a consultation for an assessment to determine if you are suitable and the costs involved.
Threads are not available at Cheshire Lasers. However, we usually recommend Patricia Goodwin, who practises in North Wales and Wrexham, for this treatment.
