A well-defined V-shaped face is often associated with youth and beauty, but ageing can blur this contour with sagging and volume loss. Ultra V Lift uses fine PDO threads inserted under the skin to lift and support soft tissue. It improves jawline definition, reduces jowls, and stimulates collagen production—all without surgery or scarring.
Medically Reviewed by Dr Colin Tham
Consultant Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon
MB ChB (Aberdeen), FRCS (Ireland), FAMS

PDO or PolyDioxanone threads are fine absorbable threads which when placed just under the skin, cause stimulation and tightening of the skin. PDO sutures are commonly used in many surgeries.
Ultra V Lift describes a popular Korean technique involving the use of PDO threads to produce the “V-shaped” face by lifting and tightening facial skin. It is performed in over 2000 Korean clinics.
The most common treatment areas are the jawline, double chin, cheeks and brows.
Any patient who has started to notice the effects of ageing such as skin laxity and sagging. It is more suitable in mild to moderate cases of ageing. More severe cases would benefit more from stronger lifting procedures such as a Silhouette Threadlift or a surgical Facelift.
The cosmetic procedure usually takes about half an hour.
There is usually minimal downtime. Most patients return to work the same or the next day. There may be occasional mild bruising.

Consultant Plastic & Cosmetic Surgeon MB ChB (Aberdeen), FRCS (Ireland), FAMS
Trained in Scotland and Singapore, Dr Colin Tham has more than 20 years of experience in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. A Ministry of Health-accredited specialist, his career spans a fellowship at Chang Gung Memorial Hospital (Taiwan), public-sector work, and his current role as Director of the Aesthetics Division at Asia HealthPartners. He also trains fellow doctors internationally and is known for his meticulous, patient-focused care.