ZAVOSIL NEWS

Distinguishing sagging correction from localized volume enhancement
Lifting plans based on facial structure

Key points

A4 Clinic announced the introduction of the PDO double-mesh volume thread ZAVO SHORTS into its existing thread lifting practice, offering individualized care that distinguishes sagging correction from localized volume enhancement.

The clinic explained that facial aging often combines downward movement of skin and tissue with volume loss in certain areas. It emphasized the importance of identifying areas requiring lifting separately from those requiring volume enhancement when planning treatment.

How ZAVO SHORTS is applied

ZAVO SHORTS is a PDO volume thread with inner and outer mesh layers. A4 Clinic assesses the patient's condition, especially localized hollow areas, before deciding whether to use it.

Different goals for traction and volume

The clinic said it uses ZAVO SHORTS for purposes distinct from conventional traction-based thread lifting.

It reviews facial structure and tissue condition comprehensively, differentiating areas requiring traction from those requiring volume enhancement, and uses this assessment to build individualized plans.

A comment from Dr. Kim Kwang-soo

“In lifting, it is important to distinguish areas needing traction from areas needing volume enhancement, based on facial structure and tissue condition.”

Dr. Kim Kwang-soo said the clinic establishes suitable plans after thoroughly assessing each patient's condition.

Changes in consultation

With the introduction of ZAVO SHORTS, A4 Clinic said its lifting consultations now distinguish patients' needs for sagging correction and volume enhancement and explain individualized plans on that basis.

ZAVO SHORTS

Using PDO double-mesh volume threads
for area-specific, individualized lifting care