INTRALINE® COG C18100M-C Dimension 720 18G 100mm

Benefits and Results of Using Intraline COG C18100M-C Dimension 720 18G 100mm

Intraline COG C18100M-C offers several key benefits for aesthetic treatments:

• Immediate lifting: Provides an instant lift without invasive surgery.
• Collagen production: Stimulates collagen over time, enhancing skin firmness and elasticity.
• Non-invasive: A minimally invasive alternative to surgical facelifts with a shorter recovery time.
• Long-lasting results: Results typically last a year or longer due to ongoing collagen production.
• Customisable treatment: Suitable for various facial areas, including cheeks, neck, and jowls.
• Natural-looking results: The gradual collagen build-up delivers a natural, youthful appearance.
• Minimal scarring: Tiny entry points result in minimal scarring or marks on the skin.
• Quick procedure: The treatment typically takes less than an hour, making it convenient for busy clinics.

COG C18100M-C Dimension 720 18G 100mm Main Ingredients and Device Properties

The Intraline COG C18100M-C thread is crafted from:

• Polydioxanone (PDO): A synthetic, biodegradable polymer that is safe, well-tolerated, and commonly used in medical sutures.

Device properties:

• Cogged design: Provides superior tissue grip, enhancing lifting effects.
• Length: 100mm, making it ideal for medium to large areas.
• Gauge: 18G, providing robust support for more significant lifts.
• Biodegradable: Dissolves naturally in the body over time, leaving behind rejuvenated skin.

Accessories or Items Included

The Intraline COG C18100M-C package includes:

• 150mm total thread length.
• 2-0 PDO threads.
• 18G 100 mm cannula.
• 10 threads packed in a sterilised Tyvek pack.

Mode of Administration

The administration of Intraline COG C18100M-C involves several steps to ensure a successful outcome:

Pre-procedure

• Disinfect the treatment area.
• Mark the insertion points with a sterile marker.
• Apply a topical anaesthetic or inject a local anaesthetic to ensure patient comfort.

During procedure

• Insert the needle with the thread into the marked points, ensuring it reaches the subdermal level.
• Pull the needle through the skin to guide the thread into place, using the cogged design to secure the tissue.
• Adjust the threads to ensure proper placement and lifting.

After procedure

• Gently massage the treated area to ensure even distribution of the thread.
• Check for symmetry and adjust if necessary.
• Provide post-procedure care instructions to the patient.

Pre- and Post-Treatment Care

Proper care before and after the treatment ensures optimal results. Advise your patients to do the following:

Pre-procedure

• Avoid alcohol, smoking, and blood thinners 24 hours before the procedure.
• Refrain from taking anti-inflammatory drugs unless prescribed by a doctor.

Post-procedure

• Avoid massaging or applying pressure to the treated area for two weeks.
• Avoid strenuous exercise or activities that cause excessive facial movements.
• Keep the skin hydrated with a recommended moisturiser.
• Use cold compresses to reduce swelling or bruising, if necessary.

Potential Side Effects

Intraline COG C18100M-C is a minimally invasive procedure with few risks, but there are potential side effects:

Common:

• Mild swelling and redness.
• Bruising at the entry points.
• Tenderness in the treated area.
• Temporary discomfort or tightness.

Rare:

• Infection at the needle insertion points.
• Thread exposure or migration.
• Asymmetry or uneven lifting.
• Haematoma formation.
• Allergic reactions to the anaesthetic.

Contraindications for the Treatment

Certain patients should avoid Intraline COG C18100M-C PDO thread lift treatments. Here are the main contraindications:

• Keloid or hypertrophic scarring: Patients prone to excessive scar formation may face higher risks of scarring.
• Severe skin laxity: In cases of extreme sagging, threads may not provide the desired effect and surgery may be required.
• Mental health conditions: Individuals with unrealistic expectations or body dysmorphic disorder should be carefully evaluated.
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding: Avoid treatments during this period.
• Autoimmune disorders: Conditions such as lupus or rheumatoid arthritis may increase risks.
• Active skin infections: Acne, eczema, or any active skin condition in the treatment area.
• Severe chronic diseases: Such as uncontrolled diabetes or cancer.
• Blood clotting disorders: Patients with a history of clotting issues should avoid thread lifts.
• Hypersensitivity to PDO threads: Patients with allergies to synthetic materials should not undergo the procedure.
• Recent facial surgery: Patients who have had recent surgery in the treatment area should wait until fully healed.
• Underaged patients: PDO thread lifts are not recommended for individuals under 18 years of age, as their facial tissues and skin are still developing.