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New Nasolabial Fold Thread Lift: Why the I-Thread Spread Technique Works So Well

  • koreanplasticsurge
  • Dec 10, 2025
  • 2 min read
spread thread lift

Many patients struggle with the question:“Fillers migrate, but traditional thread lifting makes my cheekbones look bigger… is there a better option?”

Today, we introduce a new-generation nasolabial fold thread lift—the I-Thread Spread technique, designed specifically to correct nasolabial folds without bulkiness, distortion, or unnatural results.


What Makes the Spread Thread Different?

Traditional Threads Pull — Spread Threads Smooth

Conventional thread lifts apply an upward pulling vector.This often results in:

  • Cheekbones looking bigger

  • Front cheeks appearing overfilled

  • An overall “tight” or unnatural expression

The Spread thread works completely differently.Instead of pulling, the thread is inserted in a way that gently expands and smooths the folded tissue from within—like softly ironing out the nasolabial crease.


Why this matters:

✔ No exaggerated cheekbone projection

✔ No balloon-like midface

✔ Facial expression stays natural

✔ Creases soften without looking “done”

The thread design, direction, and placement are all optimized specifically for nasolabial folds.


Why People Are Avoiding Nasolabial Fillers

For years, nasolabial fillers were the most common choice.But trends have changed because patients now worry about:

  • Filler migration

  • Filler that does not fully dissolve

  • Overfilled or unnatural-looking midface

  • Heavier appearance around the nose and mouth

Many also feel fillers can make the fold look more pronounced rather than reducing its visibility.

This is why modern facial rejuvenation is shifting toward natural, structure-supporting thread lifts—not filling heavy volume into dynamic areas.


Why Spread Threads Are Ideal for Nasolabial Folds

They target the real cause: folded, sagging tissue

Rather than adding volume, Spread threads:

  • Reorganize and smooth the lax tissue

  • Support the collapsed ligament structure

  • Lift downward-pulled folds naturally

  • Reduce marionette lines at the same time

The result is smoother, fresher nasolabial lines without puffiness or distortion.

This technique is perfect for patients who want correction—not added volume.


Procedure Details: Cost, Time, Downtime

  • Cost: Typically $150 per thread (4–6 threads used for full correction)

  • Procedure time: 10–15 minutes

  • Thread length: Short, ~6 cm, ideal for localized lifting

  • Downtime: Minimal — mild swelling or bruising only

  • Return to daily life: Immediately

This makes Spread thread lifting one of the most convenient “lunchtime lifting” options.


Ideal Candidates for the I-Thread Spread Lift

You may be a great match if you:

✔ Notice your nasolabial folds getting deeper

✔ Avoid fillers because of migration, heaviness, or unnatural results

✔ Want a natural, subtle, youthful improvement

✔ Want lifting without cheek enlargement

✔ Prefer a lightweight, low-downtime procedure

Spread threads are especially beneficial for those wanting structure and smoothing, not bulk or dramatic tension.


Final Thoughts – Best Nasolabial Fold Thread Lift Option

The I-Thread Spread technique delivers what modern patients want:

  • Natural correction

  • No cheek distortion

  • No filler heaviness

  • A softer, smoother midface appearance

If you're searching for a safe, subtle, next-generation nasolabial fold thread lift, Spread threads may be your ideal choice.


💎 Get Matched With a Certified Korean Clinic

If you want to know whether the nasolabial fold thread lift is right for your facial structure:

✔ Connect with board-certified Korean dermatologists

✔ 100% free consultation

✔ Korea Plastic Surgery only partners with reputable, experienced clinics

 
 
 

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