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Home/K-Antiaging Community/Korean Plastic Surgery Thread Lifting – Asymmetrical Jawline, 6 Months Later and Still Holding Up

I originally had severe facial asymmetry, a round jawline, and almost no skin elasticity.

I really wanted a V‑line shape, so after researching many options, I finally decided to get thread lifting — and now it’s already been six months!

If you look at my pre‑surgery photos with the cheek fat and jaw fat,

you can probably tell why I chose thread lifting.

(All recent photos were taken at the 6‑month mark!)

My jawline is definitely slimmer now, and overall my facial line looks much more defined.

Compared to before, the lifting effect is still holding up firmly even after half a year.

Since I plan to continue getting thread lifting regularly,

I’m debating whether I should get an additional session while I have time.

(Pre‑surgery vs. post‑surgery, no filter, no retouch!)

The doctor pulled everything super tightly, so the results were amazing —

seeing the real effect once made me want to maintain it even more.

So I’m thinking about getting another session soon.

For those who get thread lifting regularly, what do you think?

With this level of maintenance, is it better to wait longer?

Or should I take advantage of the time and get an additional lift now?

You can view the original post and see the before‑and‑after photos at the link below.
⭐ Source: Naver Café “병원발품백과대사전” (Korean community)

https://cafe.naver.com/suddes/3441023

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