
Explore facial thread lifting with simple medical-grade threads inserted under the skin, dissolving over time to tighten the skin, with results visible after about one month as collagen forms.
Identify essential products for the thread lifting treatment, including mono threads of different lengths and thicknesses, protective gloves, disinfecting solution, cotton pads, and optional numbing cream.
Explore where to buy facial thread lifting products on acecosme.com, compare PDO, mono, poly lactic acid, and PCL threads by duration and price, and choose thickness and length by area.
Learn to price facial thread lifting by material and duration, charge per thread, include shipping, and apply a three-part cost plan—materials, taxes, and profit.
Examine mono thread materials—PDO, PLA, and PCL—and how hyaluronic acid threads interact with hydration, noting PLA can stimulate regeneration and that adding HA is not proven and may affect lifetime.
Demonstrate the needle insertion for facial thread lifting, starting at 45 degrees to pierce the epidermis and dermis, then reorient to run parallel to the skin surface, for beginners.
Prepare the skin for facial thread lifting by removing makeup, cleansing the skin, and disinfecting the face to ensure a clean treatment area.
Apply numbing cream with a brush, spatula, or fingers over the areas where needles will pierce, whether the whole face or targeted spots, then cover with film for better absorption.
Remove numbing cream after 10–30 minutes by wiping the residual film from the skin with moistened cotton pads or wet wipes, then disinfect gently without excessive rubbing.
Target wrinkles between the eyebrows using short mono threads of polydioxanone, with 45-degree insertions into the SMAs layer, managing epidermis, dermis, hypodermis, and minor bleeding.
Learn forehead threading using simple mono threads to lift wrinkles, with precise wrinkle marking, 45-degree insertion, and controlled guidance to ensure full needle insertion and safe, effective results.
Disinfect the eye area, prepare threads, and measure insertion points to avoid vessels and bruising, inserting at 45 degrees with the skin lifted for a smooth entry.
Learn how to place facial threads around the eyes, including prepping skin, determining thread count, precise insertion depth and direction, and safe needle techniques to minimize discomfort.
Demonstrate eye area facial thread lifting by placing mono threads under wrinkles, using 25mm 30g needles at 45-degree insertions, guiding the needle to depth and disinfecting the area.
Strengthen marionette lines and fill nasolabial folds to flatten the mouth area, using longer thicker threads inserted at a 45-degree angle to lift with controlled placement.
Demonstrates preparing and burying beginner facial threads in the nasolabial folds, including skin prep, disinfection, precise 45-degree needle insertion, and ensuring the threads stay buried.
In this course we will be learning of how to insert simple mono medical threads in order to strengthen and tighten the skin. In some cases it can help with the wrinkles as well. Despite the popular name "thread lift", we have to understand that not all the threads will give the lifting effect and there are different types of them. That's what we will discuss in this course besides the techniques and how to work on the forehead, wrinkles between the eyebrows, nasolabial folds and around the eyes.
We will also see how to prepare the skin for the treatment and what numbing options there can be. A PDF file with the theory is included.
Concerning the certificate: the course consists of step by step video sequence and after you have completed watching them, you will get your certificate from uDemy automatically to your email and you can also download it in your account. If you have a question related to this course material, you can ask it in the section of Q&A or by sending me a message or responding to my welcome message, which you get when you start the course in the messages section.
If you want to get more information about the beauty treatments, you can find me on youtube by the name KristinaBagrovaWood