T3 - Soft Face Lift by Suspension Surgery

    October 2013 in “ InTech eBooks ”
    Pier Antonio Bacci
    TLDR Successful outcomes depend on accurate diagnosis and strong doctor-patient relationships.
    The document discussed various mini-invasive aesthetic methodologies using suspension threads for facial rejuvenation, highlighting techniques by Guilleman, Sulamanidze, Serdev, and Ruff. Each method utilized different types of threads and approaches to lift and support facial tissues with minimal incisions and complications. The T3-Soft Face Lifting method, developed in 2001, combined barbed threads and lipofilling to enhance tissue traction and metabolic recovery. Over 20 years of experience with these techniques showed that they provided good results with reduced recovery times and complications. The conclusion emphasized that successful outcomes depended on accurate diagnosis and strong doctor-patient relationships, rather than expecting miraculous or permanent results.
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