Jawline and Lower-Face Thread Lifting
Planning a jawline or lower-face thread lift involves assessing the lifting vector, tissue volume, and facial anatomy. A physician selects the thread configuration and technique appropriate to the patient.
LICELLVI is an absorbable polydioxanone (PDO) cog thread manufactured using Molding Cog technology. Designed for physician-performed facial thread lifting, it supports individualized lifting-vector planning based on facial anatomy and clinical assessment.
At a glance: LICELLVI is an absorbable PDO (polydioxanone) cog thread manufactured with molded barbs. It is designed for physician-performed thread lifting. TYPE S and TYPE SY feature different cog configurations to support different clinical approaches. Product selection and treatment outcomes depend on the physician’s assessment.
A thread lift is a medical procedure in which a qualified physician places medical threads in an appropriate tissue plane to support or reposition facial tissue. PDO is an absorbable material. Absorption time and clinical outcomes vary with the product, placement, individual response, and technique.
Planning a jawline or lower-face thread lift involves assessing the lifting vector, tissue volume, and facial anatomy. A physician selects the thread configuration and technique appropriate to the patient.
Midface treatment may aim to support descended cheek tissue. Placement and lifting-vector design require an individual assessment of skin quality and facial structure.
This information is provided for product education only. It is not individualized medical advice or a guarantee of treatment outcomes.
Highlights from a professional workshop covering facial anatomy, thread-lifting design, and practical clinical techniques.
Thank you to the speakers and physicians who took part in this educational event.
An overview of material standards, thread architecture, Molding Cog technology, and tissue-engagement design to support professional product evaluation.
Absorbable PDO thread; product information indicates an approximate 9–12-month absorption period.
Product materials reference CE, ISO 13485, GMP, and relevant patents; verify the supporting certificates for each claim.
Press Sculpt molding helps create consistent, robust thread cogs.
Designed to engage tissue and provide structural support for planned lifting vectors.
TYPE S and TYPE SY offer distinct designs for different facial treatment areas.
Its molded cog architecture is designed for tissue engagement and structural support; local tissue responses, including collagen formation, may occur after implantation.
Review the quality systems, manufacturing information, and patents associated with LICELLVI technology.
Medical Product Standards
Medical Device Quality Management System
Manufacturing Quality Control
Molding / Press Sculpt Technology
Product and Thread-Structure Design
Information intended to support physician and clinic evaluations of product quality, manufacturing practices, and selection for individualized lifting plans.
LICELLVI's molded cogs are designed to engage tissue and support tissue positioning. Collagen formation may occur as part of the tissue response after implantation.
The proposed technique does not require direct fixation to a true ligament, allowing physicians to plan vectors based on their clinical approach.
The thread design supports tissue engagement without relying on a tied knot, helping maintain the intended placement.
Its cog arrangement is designed to limit unintended displacement and support tissue positioning within the selected plane.
PDO thread placement may stimulate a local collagen response over time; the extent and clinical significance vary by individual.
LICELLVI uses a molding process to form cogs rather than cutting them into the filament. The design aims to preserve thread structure and create consistent cogs, supporting mechanical strength and tissue engagement.
The bi-directional arrangement is designed for balanced lifting vectors and tissue engagement along the planned thread path.
Multiple cog directions create additional tissue-engagement points and are designed for areas requiring greater structural support.
Molded rather than cut to help preserve thread structure and PDO material properties.
Low-temperature cog molding is designed to minimize thermal stress on the material.
Uniformly molded cogs are intended to support predictable engagement and mechanical performance.
Molding is designed to reduce structural weaknesses associated with cut cogs.
Low-temperature cog formation is intended to minimize material damage and preserve PDO properties.
Press Sculpt is a low-temperature manufacturing technique used to mold cogs into PDO thread. It aims to limit material damage and produce consistent, robust cog geometry.
Compare cog patterns and commonly discussed treatment areas to support physician selection and lifting-vector planning.
Bi-directional cogs are designed to support tissue engagement and balanced lifting vectors in the midface, subject to physician assessment.
The multi-directional cog arrangement is designed to provide additional engagement points and stable tissue support.
An overview of potential TYPE S and TYPE SY applications, including physician-planned combination approaches for full-face lifting.
TYPE S may be considered in the midface or where balanced lifting vectors are desired, according to physician assessment.
TYPE SY may be considered for the lower face or jawline where additional tissue-engagement points are indicated.
A physician may use TYPE S and TYPE SY together in an individualized midface-to-lower-face lifting plan.
A summary of fixation and tensile tests intended to help professionals assess the material's mechanical characteristics.
*Internal testing (December 2022). Clinical results may differ by patient and technique. Products A/B/C are test comparators.
Selected case images illustrate facial contour changes following the LICELLVI thread-lifting procedure.
Thread, introducer, and packaging specifications for professional clinic use.
| Cannula Gauge | 18G |
| Cannula Length | 100 mm |
| Thread Type | W |
| Thread Length | 185 mm |
| Cog Length | 90 mm |
| USP Size | 1-0 |
LDK Trade supports clinics with product documentation, consultations, and hands-on education for physicians evaluating LICELLVI.
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Join practical workshops and explore clinical thread-lifting techniques.
Discuss TYPE S and TYPE SY selection with the professional support team.
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Concise answers for people researching thread lifting and physicians reviewing the product.
LICELLVI threads are absorbable PDO (polydioxanone) medical threads with molded cogs, designed for physician-performed facial thread lifting.
Yes. PDO is an absorbable thread material. Actual absorption time varies by product and individual factors; a physician can explain the specific product being used.
TYPE S uses a bi-directional cog arrangement, while TYPE SY uses a multi bi-directional design. A physician selects the appropriate thread for the anatomical area and planned technique.
Thread lifting may be considered for tissue support and jawline contouring in selected patients. Results depend on skin condition, tissue laxity, facial anatomy, and technique.
Possible effects include swelling, bruising, discomfort, asymmetry, and other complications. Consultation with a qualified physician is essential before treatment.
Patients should consult a licensed medical clinic for an individual assessment. Physicians and clinics can contact LDK Trade, the product distributor in Thailand, for product information.
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