Ruby No.5 Baby-Face Program

Swelling, bruising, tightness and tenderness in the treated area are common in the first 3–7 days and are a normal tissue response. Dimpling, unevenness or thread migration are uncommon and can usually be corrected. Contact the clinic promptly if you have severe pain, unusual redness or swelling, fever or discharge. Side effects and suitability vary by individual, and the physician assesses you beforehand.

Keep the entry points dry for 24 hours and avoid makeup for 6–8 hours. Avoid facial massage, wide mouth-opening and firm pressure for about 2 weeks so the threads settle. Avoid heat, sauna and facial treatments for at least 2 weeks, and alcohol for 1 week. Sleep with your head slightly raised, use a cold compress if swollen, take any prescribed medication and attend your follow-up.

The number of threads depends on your facial structure, the degree of laxity and your goals. The price shown here is a starting price, not the final price for every case. The physician confirms the thread count at consultation and gives you the total before treatment begins.

PDO/PLLA absorbable threads are fully synthetic polymers (polydioxanone / poly-L-lactic acid). No animal-derived components, no alcohol. If you avoid animal-derived materials, this treatment is open to you. Tell the physician at consultation and the specific product and lot used on the day can be confirmed with you. This reflects the ingredients used, not a halal certification.

Doctor analyzes facial concerns. Determines thread placement direction. Cleanses the facial skin. Administers topical anesthesia. Inserts threads under the skin. A physician assesses your face first and sets the plan; what is done and where follows from that assessment.

Generally considered for: Dull or dehydrated skin · Loss of softness in the mid-face · Patients seeking subtle rejuvenation. Whether it suits you is decided by a physician at assessment, and there are people for whom it is not advised.

Anaesthesia for this treatment: Topical. A session runs about 45 minutes. How much a person feels varies, and anything that concerns you is worth raising at assessment.

Downtime: None. That is the general case rather than a promise about you; ask your physician before planning anything that depends on the date.

A softer, more hydrated look with visible glow within 1–2 weeks. Typically lasts 6–9 months — the shortest of our thread programmes, because mono threads resorb faster. Timing and how much changes differ from person to person.

The prices published here are the clinic's standard prices. What a treatment actually costs depends on how much is used and on the plan a physician sets at assessment, rather than on a promotional rate.

About 45 minutes for the treatment itself, not counting the assessment and skin preparation beforehand.

A softer, more hydrated look with visible glow within 1–2 weeks. Typically lasts 6–9 months — the shortest of our thread programmes, because mono threads resorb faster.