Threads, collagen stimulators and hyaluronic acid — three different ways of restoring structure, with very different timelines.
Injectable treatment divides cleanly by what it actually does: reposition, stimulate, or fill.
Threads reposition. Absorbable sutures with bidirectional cones grip tissue and move it along a chosen vector, then dissolve while collagen forms along the thread path. They suit descent that energy-based lifting alone cannot pull far enough.
Stimulators — Sculptra and Juvelook — do not fill. They prompt your own collagen response over six to twelve weeks, which is why the change is gradual and structural rather than immediate.
Hyaluronic acid filler fills, immediately and reversibly. Where projection or volume is specifically required — lips, chin, temples — it remains the precise instrument, and hyaluronidase makes it adjustable in a way the others are not.
These are combined more often than chosen against each other. A jawline may need a thread for the vector and a stimulator for the tissue quality behind it.
Bidirectional cone threads for repositioning, with a collagen response over time.
Silhouette Soft detail
Poly-L-lactic acid collagen stimulator for gradual, structural volume restoration.
Sculptra detail
PDLLA collagen stimulation targeting skin quality, fine lines and pore texture.
Juvelook detail
Hyaluronic acid filler for defined volume and contour correction.
Juvéderm detailEvery plan begins with a one-to-one consultation. Tell us what you want to change and we will tell you honestly what is worth doing — and what is not.