During a spider web facelift, a series of fine threads are inserted under the skin using a small needle or cannula. The threads are then pulled to lift and tighten the skin, and the excess thread is trimmed. The threads used in the procedure are made of a dissolvable material, which means that they will gradually dissolve over time while also stimulating collagen production in the skin.

The benefits of a spider web facelift include:

• A minimally invasive and non-surgical approach
• Little to no downtime or recovery period
• Immediate results that can last up to two years
• Reduced risk of complications compared to surgery

However, it is important to note that a spider web facelift is not suitable for everyone. It is best suited for individuals with mild to moderate sagging or drooping of the skin and tissues of the face and neck. It cannot be used to address more severe sagging or structural abnormalities.

It is important to choose a qualified and experienced medical professional to perform the procedure and discuss the potential risks and benefits of the treatment beforehand. Complications from a spider web facelift are rare, but can include infection, bleeding, and skin discoloration.