Bell thread - bell thread effect, bell thread facelift
As we age and are affected by the environment and lifestyle, our skin gradually sags and deep fat pads in the cheeks gradually lose, leading to signs of aging such as nasolabial folds (tiger lines) and mouth corner lines (marionette lines) on the face. In contrast, the superficial fat pad is connected to the overlying facial skin and its volume remains fairly stable, unaffected by facial aging. The bell thread can pass through the surface fat pad, and the sagging soft tissue is lifted after the bell thread surgery. New collagen is formed in the following months to further stabilize the lifting results. Therefore, bell lines can effectively reduce signs of aging, remove wrinkles, and improve facial contours.
The bell wire is made of polylactic glycolic acid (PLGA) and has an equal number of cones and knots arranged at equal distances in both directions. The cone and knot composition is 82% L-lactic acid and 18% glycol copolymer. People who generally have moderate skin thickness and elasticity, ample cheek fat, and only mild or moderate facial sagging are ideal.
bell line effect
The principle of the bell line is to achieve a lifting effect through two sets of synergistic functions. After the initial surgery, the first stage of lifting tightens and locks the loose soft tissues. In the following weeks (the second stage), new collagen synthesis stabilizes and enhances the already achieved facial lifting effect. Therefore, obvious results are generally not visible until 5-6 months after the completion of the treatment, and can last up to 24 months (2 years). Customers should be prepared that optimal results will not be seen for several months.
