Revitalise Threads treatment Eindhoven
What are Revitalise Threads?
Revitalise Threads are thin, dissolvable threads made from a blend of poly-L-lactic acid and caprolactone. They are about as thin as a hair and are placed superficially – that is, in the skin or just beneath it.
These threads naturally stimulate the production of collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid. This makes the skin firmer, smoother, and better hydrated, resulting in a fresh, youthful appearance – without adding volume or requiring an invasive procedure.
The threads dissolve completely within 6 to 8 months, but the effects of the treatment can last up to 18 months thanks to the long-lasting stimulation of the skin structure from within.
What do we use Revitalise Threads for?
This treatment is suitable for clients with early signs of skin laxity, fine lines, or dull skin. Revitalise Threads offer a subtle yet effective improvement in skin quality, without adding volume or requiring surgery.
Treatment areas:
• Cheeks and jawline
• Neck and décolletage
• Abdomen
Please note: Revitalise Threads are not suitable for use under the eyes or on the forehead.
Treatment results
After the treatment, the skin gradually looks fresher, firmer, and healthier. The skin texture visibly improves, fine lines are softened, and the skin's natural elasticity is restored. The result is subtle, effective, and natural.
Downtime is minimal. Sometimes mild swelling or bruising may occur, which usually disappears within a few days. The skin improvement continues to build in the weeks following the treatment.
A course of treatments is not necessary. The effects can be maintained by repeating the treatment every 6 to 12 months, depending on the condition of the skin and the desired result.
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