
Clinic RX Bukit Jalil
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Mon–Fri, 10am–7pm | Sat, 9am–6pm
FACE TREATMENTS
For sagging cheeks, jowls, jawline definition and non-surgical facial lifting
At Clinic RX, Face Thread Lift is personalised according to your degree of skin laxity, facial anatomy and aesthetic goals. The aim is to create a subtle, natural-looking lift rather than the degree of correction expected from facelift surgery.
Results are visible immediately, although swelling, bruising or temporary skin puckering may affect the appearance during the first few days. The final result becomes clearer as the treated area settles over approximately one to two weeks.

Face Thread Lift is a non-surgical facial lifting procedure that uses fine, biodegradable threads placed beneath the skin to support and reposition mildly sagging facial tissue.
The threads may have small barbs or cogs that anchor into the tissue and provide an immediate mechanical lifting effect. As the threads are gradually absorbed, they may also stimulate collagen formation around the treated area.
Unlike a surgical facelift, Face Thread Lift is performed through small needle or cannula entry points and does not involve surgical incisions or removal of excess skin.
Threads are inserted beneath the skin along carefully planned treatment vectors. Once positioned, they anchor into the tissue and provide support that helps reposition selected sagging areas upward.
This creates an immediate lifting effect. Over the following months, the biodegradable threads gradually dissolve while collagen forms around the treated tissue.
The thread type, number and placement are selected according to your facial structure, degree of laxity and desired result.

Face Thread Lift is intended for subtle-to-moderate lifting rather than major structural correction. Significant facial laxity may be better suited to a surgical assessment or another treatment approach.

Your doctor will determine which areas may benefit from thread placement according to your facial structure, skin thickness, degree of laxity and aesthetic goals.
Results are visible immediately, although swelling and temporary skin puckering can affect the appearance during the initial recovery period.
The final result is generally clearer after approximately one to two weeks. Results are temporary and gradually diminish as the threads are absorbed.

Suitability varies between individuals and should be confirmed after assessment of your facial anatomy, skin thickness and degree of laxity.
Tell your doctor about your medical history, medications and any previous facial filler, thread, energy-based or surgical procedures before treatment.
Face Thread Lift involves placement of threads beneath the skin, so temporary swelling and tenderness are expected and there are procedure-specific risks.

Less common risks may include infection, thread migration, visible or palpable thread ends, prolonged dimpling or thread extrusion. Appropriate patient selection, thread placement and aftercare are important.
Downtime is generally mild to moderate. Redness, swelling, bruising and visible puckering along the thread lines may occur immediately after treatment.
Swelling and tightness are often most noticeable during the first 24-72 hours. Puckering and swelling generally improve progressively, with the final result becoming clearer within approximately one to two weeks.

The cost of Face Thread Lift varies according to the thread type, number of threads used and treatment areas.
At Clinic RX, your facial anatomy and treatment goals are assessed before an appropriate treatment plan and pricing are discussed.
Contact your preferred Clinic RX location for current Face Thread Lift consultation, availability and pricing.

Please contact your preferred Clinic RX location to confirm current availability and arrange a consultation for sagging cheeks, jowls, jawline definition or other facial lifting concerns.
Face Thread Lift is a non-surgical procedure that uses biodegradable threads placed beneath the skin to lift and support sagging facial tissue, particularly around the cheeks, jawline and jowls.
Threads are positioned beneath the skin along planned lifting vectors. They anchor into the tissue and provide immediate mechanical support, while collagen formation may occur around the treated area as the threads gradually dissolve.
It may help reduce the appearance of mild-to-moderate jowling by supporting and repositioning selected lower-face tissue. Suitability depends on the degree of laxity and facial anatomy.
Yes, in suitable patients. Lifting selected sagging tissue around the lower face may create a more defined-looking jawline, although results depend on the cause of poor jawline definition.
Thread placement may be used to support and reposition mildly sagging cheek tissue, creating a subtle lifted appearance.
Results are temporary because the threads gradually dissolve. Repeat treatment is commonly considered roughly every one to two years, although duration varies between individuals.
Local numbing is applied before treatment. Patients may still feel pressure or a pulling sensation during thread insertion.
No. A thread lift is non-surgical and provides a more subtle, temporary lifting effect. A surgical facelift uses incisions and direct tissue repositioning and can provide more significant correction for advanced laxity.
Downtime is generally mild to moderate. Swelling, redness, bruising and temporary puckering may occur and typically improve over approximately one to two weeks.
Temporary puckering or dimpling can occur where the threads reposition the tissue. It generally settles as swelling decreases and the tissue adjusts.
Most patients are treated in one session per area. Repeat treatment may be considered over time as the threads dissolve and natural ageing continues.
This page provides general information about Face Thread Lift and does not replace an individual medical consultation. Treatment suitability, expected results, duration and potential risks vary between individuals.
