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It depends on the clinic, the thread type, how many threads are used, and the area treated. Compare current starting prices by clinic on Seolle.
Swelling, bruising, a tight feeling, or small puckering near the entry points are common and usually settle over several days to a couple of weeks. Doctors often advise avoiding strenuous exercise, saunas, and opening the mouth very wide for a while afterward.
Local anesthesia is usually used, so most people feel pressure and some discomfort during the procedure. Soreness when chewing or touching the area may last a few days.
The threads gradually dissolve, and how long the lifted look lasts varies with the thread type and your skin. Many people consider a touch-up after some months — your doctor can advise on timing.
The procedure itself is typically short, but plan a few recovery days and a possible follow-up check before you fly home. Book a consultation through Seolle before you travel and check whether the clinic offers an interpreter.