iNeedle is a minor procedure to lift chin tissue for those who do not require a full face lift. The procedure can be completed in less than 1 hour.
iNeedle may be used in combination with other procedures such as Laser Liposuction, liposuction and Thermage.
iNeedle procedures carry risks. It’s important to be aware of these risks so you are able to weigh up the benefits and limitations of the procedure. Below is a list of possible complications and specific risks for iNeedle. General risks and complications of surgery can be found here. There may be complications that are not listed here and some lifestyle factors and medical conditions can cause greater risks.
Risks of a thread lift procedure:
The iNeedle Chin Remodelling Solution:
Minimally invasive procedure
Takes about 1 hour
Minimal downtime
Absorbable threads dissolve over time
Increases microcirculation
Stimulates new collagen growth
iNeedle is a minor procedure for tightening chin tissue. The procedure is a minimally invasive option carried out under local anaesthetic and can be completed within an hour.
This procedure creates a lift structure with a single suture running from side to side under the chin and jaw. The resulting scaffold effect suspends any loose tissue.
This technique is specifically designed to tighten tissue around neck region. The technique is ideal for persons who do not require a full-face lift.

There are many patients who would benefit from the iNeedle procedure including:




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