
COCO Lift is a hybrid lifting thread that combines a PLCL-based molding cog thread with cones (PLCL or PLA). Unlike conventional lifting methods based on simple traction, it is designed to achieve a more natural lifting effect adapted to facial muscle movements and tissue mechanics.
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Mechanism of Action
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1. Support and Flexibility: The cones and molding cog structure act flexibly in response to skin tissue movements, simultaneously providing appropriate support and natural tissue adaptability.
2. Reduction of Irritation and Pain: The design, featuring 3D cones and cogs smaller than the cones, is tailored to reduce post-procedure foreign body sensation, tissue irritation, and pain.
3. Collagen Production and Skin Improvement: The biocompatibility of the PLCL/PLA materials may induce collagen production and activate skin cells. In addition to the lifting effect, comprehensive benefits such as improvements in skin elasticity, texture, and tone are expected. |
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Composition of COCO Lift |
PLCL-based molding cog thread + Cones (PLCL or PLA) ▶ Forms a complex structure that balances mechanical support with tissue adaptability. |
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Procedure Convenience |
The adoption of a W-cannula lowers the difficulty of the procedure and allows for precise insertion. Reduced bleeding is expected to alleviate bruising and pain. |
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Use of High-Quality Raw Materials
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• PLCL manufactured by Gunze (Japan) • PLA/PCL manufactured by Evonik (Germany) |
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Dual Length Design (100mm / 60mm)
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The dual length design using 100mm and 60mm W-cannulas enhances procedural versatility. • Enables a three-dimensional approach considering volume, facial contour, and ligament support. • Accommodates flexible treatment strategies through both standalone use and combined use by area. • Achieves simultaneous optimization of natural appearance and lifting power. • Demonstrates high utility in volume repositioning and facial contouring. COCO Lift 100mm: Broad-area lifting (mid-face, jawline, submental line, etc.) COCO Lift 60mm: Detailed design (nasolabial folds, perioral area, local corrections, etc.) |