Publications in the US have suggested that Silhouette Instalift is a new twist on an old and controversial threading treatment that was banned by the FDA in 2009. Chicago-based Dr Julius Few, a plastic surgeon at the Few Institute, who offers the treatment, said he looked at the research done in Europe where over 130,000 patients have been treated with the product and where the safety record is “unbelievable”. The latest procedure available is actually a new twist on an old controversial one that the FDA banned in 2009. The procedure involves inserting tiny needles into the skin of the patient to treat varicose veins.
Publications in the US have suggested that Silhouette Instalift is a new twist on an old and controversial threading treatment that was banned by the FDA in 2009. Chicago-based Dr Julius Few, a plastic surgeon at the Few Institute, who offers the treatment, said he looked at the research done in Europe where over 130,000 patients have been treated with the product and where the safety record is “unbelievable”. The procedure involves inserting tiny needles into the skin of the patient to treat varicose veins.