24/06/2026
At This Is Me Healthcare Clinic, we have many new and improved threads!
MESH THREADS:
Mesh threads are designed to create a supportive network beneath the skin, helping to improve skin firmness, texture, and overall quality. By forming a mesh-like structure, they encourage collagen production throughout the treated area, which can enhance skin elasticity and provide subtle tightening. Mesh threads are often used to address crepey skin and improve the appearance of larger treatment areas such as the cheeks, jawline, neck, or body.
MULTI THREADS:
Multi threads involve the placement of several fine threads within a treatment area to stimulate collagen and improve skin quality. Their function is skin rejuvenation rather than lifting. The increased number of threads can help improve skin texture, firmness, and hydration while reducing the appearance of fine lines. Multi-thread treatments are commonly chosen for patients seeking a refreshed, smoother, and more youthful appearance with minimal downtime.
SCREW THREADS:
Screw threads consist of one or more threads twisted around a needle, creating additional volume and support beneath the skin. Their function is to stimulate collagen production while also helping to restore fullness in areas where volume loss has occurred. Screw threads are often used in areas such as the cheeks, nasolabial folds, and other facial regions where additional structural support and subtle volumisation are desired.
COG THREADS:
COG (Cogged) threads feature tiny barbs or cogs along their length that anchor into the tissue. Their function is to lift and reposition sagging skin while also stimulating collagen production. COG threads can provide a more noticeable lifting effect than smooth threads and are commonly used to enhance the jawline, cheeks, brows, and neck. The lifting effect is often complemented by ongoing improvements in skin quality as new collagen develops around the threads.
We have 3 different types of COG threads, 3D, 4D and 6D!! The main difference between 3D, 4D, and 6D COG threads is the number and arrangement of the barbs, with higher-dimensional threads generally offering stronger grip, lift, and tissue support.