Pixel Lab Plastic Surgery Introduces triLift, a Lifting Treatment That Activates Facial Muscles

Hello, this is Dr. Song Jong-geun, Medical Director of Pixel Lab Plastic Surgery.

Today, I'd like to talk about triLift, a new lifting device we recently introduced at Pixel Lab Plastic Surgery.

Not long ago, a device arrived at our clinic decorated with balloons, flowers, and a large ribbon. It was the triLift from Lumenis.

That day was extra special, as representatives from Lumenis headquarters personally visited the clinic.

When considering lifting, is it enough to look only at the skin?

When I consult with patients about lifting in the exam room, I often hear comments like these:

I feel like my jawline has become blurrier than before.

My cheeks have sagged, and my face looks lifeless.

Many people think of skin elasticity first when they hear the word "lifting." Skin elasticity is certainly important, but muscles also play a role in the shape and movement of the face.

Some facial muscles are used frequently when we make expressions, while others are used relatively little. The condition and balance of these muscles are also important factors to consider when evaluating a person's facial impression.

So, what exactly is triLift?

triLift is a device that delivers electrical stimulation to the facial muscles using DMSt (Dynamic Muscle Stimulation) technology.

It works by inducing muscle contraction and relaxation.

This can be considered a different approach from conventional skin-focused lifting.

What I found particularly interesting is that it can be applied to specific areas, such as the cheeks, jawline, and eye area, based on the characteristics of each.

However, because the condition of facial muscles and the causes of skin laxity differ from person to person, applying the same approach to everyone is not appropriate.

A special time with the Lumenis headquarters team

During the process of introducing triLift, representatives from Lumenis headquarters personally visited Pixel Lab Plastic Surgery.

We received explanations ranging from the device's operating principles to how it is used on each area, and we also conducted a live demonstration together.

I also tried the handpiece myself to check the device's characteristics and how it is applied.

As I always find when introducing new equipment, there is a clear difference between reading the manual and actually handling the device yourself.

Being able to ask questions and get answers on the spot made it a truly meaningful time.

More important than new equipment is using it appropriately.

When I consult on lifting, I don't just look at how deep the wrinkles are. I try to assess several factors together, such as changes in cheek volume, blurring of the jawline, and movement around the eyes.

I believe triLift is one option that can help address these concerns.

We are also preparing the 'triLift Eye' program, which focuses on the eye area.

With the introduction of this device, Pixel Lab Plastic Surgery now has one more treatment option to offer patients.

Going forward, we will continue to thoroughly understand new technologies and study how to apply them in ways that suit each patient's condition and concerns.

If you have any questions about triLift, please feel free to leave a comment.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Dr. Song Jong-geun, Medical Director, Pixel Lab Plastic Surgery

Frequently Asked Questions

What is triLift?

triLift is a lifting device that delivers electrical stimulation to the facial muscles to induce muscle contraction and relaxation. It uses DMSt (Dynamic Muscle Stimulation) technology and is described as a different approach from conventional skin-focused lifting.

Is triLift applied the same way for everyone?

No. The article explains that applying the same method to everyone is not appropriate, because the condition of facial muscles and the causes of skin laxity vary from person to person.

Which areas can triLift be applied to?

It can be applied to the cheeks, jawline, and eye area, with consideration for the characteristics of each area. The medical director says that consultations look at several factors together, such as changes in cheek volume, blurring of the jawline, and movement around the eyes, rather than only the depth of wrinkles.

What is the 'triLift Eye' program?

'triLift Eye' is a program that focuses on the eye area, and Pixel Lab Plastic Surgery is preparing it alongside triLift. Details on the specific treatment process and cost are not mentioned in the article.

Which company makes triLift?

triLift is a device made by Lumenis. During its introduction, representatives from Lumenis headquarters visited the clinic to explain the device's operating principles and how it is used on different areas, and a live demonstration was also conducted.