Although a thread lift is a minimally invasive and very low-risk procedure, there is a small chance that complications can occur, such as dimpling. Generally, though, even the complications are not severe and can be corrected easily. Common complications from a thread lift include:
Infection around the area treatment site Threads feel too tight or awkwardly placed and cause pain below the surface of your skin. Whether accidental or not, migration of the threads can result in unattractive bulges or lumps in your skin. Visible pulling or dimpling around the area where threads are inserted Bleeding Allergic reactions Infection is the risk that you need to be aware of the most, and you should contact your doctor immediately if you have any of the following symptoms:
A fever Continuous headaches Swelling that lasts for longer than 48 hours Red, brown, black, or green discharge around the procedure site