Aqulift Cog Master Gear I

<p>Aquilift offers the Cog Master Gear I, a class III medical device specifically designed to treat signs of skin laxity through the use of tension threads. These threads, made from P(LA/CL), a material recognized for its resorbability, are designed to completely resorb within 18 months. The triangular shape of their notches, arranged in a bidirectional and helical manner at 360°, allows for excellent anchoring on tissues while ensuring optimal traction during treatment. The placement of the threads is done via semi-open cannulas (type L), facilitating precise and minimally invasive placement. Each box contains 4 threads, packaged in 2 pouches of 2 threads, with a cannula size of 18G, ensuring easy handling while adhering to safety and comfort standards.</p>

<ol><li>Prepare the area to be treated and disinfect it properly.</li><li>Insert the preloaded cannula with the thread into the subdermal dermis.</li><li>Position the thread in a fan shape according to the patient's needs, using one or two entry points.</li><li>Check the proper positioning and support of sagging tissues.</li><li>Complete the procedure with a verification of the entry points and apply the recommended post-treatment care.</li></ol>

<p><strong>Composition:</strong> The threads are made of a blend of poly-L-lactic acid and caprolactone (P(LA/CL)), known for its biocompatibility and resorbability.</p>

<p>The Aqulift threads are designed to be biocompatible; however, each patient must undergo a prior assessment to detect any potential allergies to the constituent materials. It is strongly advised to consult a medical professional before the procedure.</p>

<ul><li><strong>How long does the effect of thread lifts last?</strong><br>The effect of the tension threads is visible immediately and can last up to 18 months due to their resorbability.</li><li><strong>Is the injection painful?</strong><br>The procedure is generally well tolerated, but a local anesthetic may be used to minimize any discomfort.</li><li><strong>Who can lay these wires?</strong><br>Only qualified healthcare professionals, such as aesthetic doctors or dermatologists, should perform this procedure.</li><li><strong>Is follow-up necessary after the placement?</strong><br>It is advisable to follow up with your practitioner to assess the results and ensure a good recovery.</li></ul>

<ul><li><strong>Firming and lifting:</strong> Tension threads allow for effective repositioning of sagging tissues for a visible lifting effect.</li><li><strong>Resorbability:</strong> With a resorption time of 18 months, these threads provide a lasting effect while being fully biodegradable.</li><li><strong>Safety and compatibility:</strong> The wires are made from biocompatible material, reducing the risks of allergies or adverse reactions.</li></ul>