Specialists in the field of cosmetology have created a new method of rejuvenation APTOS, the essence of which is the introduction of special polypropylene threads into the skin. By the way, the material was developed by our compatriot doctor Marlen Sulamanidze. It has been successfully used by leading plastic surgeons in Russia and 10 countries for more than 48 years.
The principle of operation of the threads is surprisingly simple: the surgeon guides the thread under the skin using a special guide, similar to an injection needle. In fact, this is a rod with micro-notches on which the thread is fixed. Already at the moment of introduction, the doctor begins to model a new face. The notches are straightened, shifted in the desired direction of the facial tissue and securely fix them. The ends of the threads are cut off and remain under the skin.
By the way, the threads do not move anywhere, on the contrary, they form a kind of frame, allowing you to clearly fix the oval of the face. The technique is also good because it is low-traumatic, the procedure is carried out under local anesthesia. Depending on the amount of work, the installation time of the threads lasts from 15 minutes to an hour. The result of the procedure is noticeable immediately, the facial tissues return to the place where they were several years ago. The face acquires clear volumes and contours, but its features remain the same, facial expressions do not change. Cheeks, cheekbones, chin are tightened, nasolabial folds are smoothed.
According to the developers, the implanted threads are absolutely harmless, their installation does not require incisions and does not leave visible scars, and postoperative hospitalization is not needed either. Experts assure that after the procedure, the process of skin aging slows down by three to five years. Re-implantation can also be done. A few weeks after the introduction of threads, the doctor allows you to attend any cosmetic procedures for the care of the skin of the face and neck: to do massage, peeling, photorejuvenation procedures, to use biogels.