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'''Screw threads''' (spiral / tornado / double-screw) are [[mono thread]]s coiled around the needle so they occupy a small volume when released. Used in etched [[nasolabial fold]]s, [[marionette lines]], neck lines | '''Screw threads''' (spiral / tornado / double-screw) are [[mono thread]]s coiled around the needle so they occupy a small volume when released. Used in etched [[nasolabial fold]]s, [[marionette lines]], and neck lines: collagen plus a little bulk, not a hitch. | ||
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A texture/crease tool. Not a facelift. For a hanging nasolabial cheek, see [[cog thread]] on the [[nasolabial fold]] page. | |||
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Revision as of 23:48, 10 September 2026
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| Also known as | spiral thread, tornado thread, double screw
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Screw threads (spiral / tornado / double-screw) are mono threads coiled around the needle so they occupy a small volume when released. Used in etched nasolabial folds, marionette lines, and neck lines: collagen plus a little bulk, not a hitch.
This wiki's view
A texture/crease tool. Not a facelift. For a hanging nasolabial cheek, see cog thread on the nasolabial fold page.