Face thread lift cost in Singapore (2026)

In Singapore, a face thread lift typically costs S$900 to S$3,600 (2026), based on prices clinics publish on their own websites. Treating one area such as the nasolabial folds sits at the lower end, while full-face treatments cost more, and independent guides report full-face quotes of up to about S$6,000. Check whether a quote includes GST.

How much does a face thread lift cost in Singapore?

Published clinic prices run from S$900 for a single area to S$3,600 for a full face. Line Aesthetics Clinic publishes the fullest price list we found, and two other clinics publish starting prices of S$900 and S$2,000.

The table below shows the prices clinics state on their own websites, checked on 28 October 2026. Most are "from" prices, so the final figure is set at consultation. Only Line Aesthetics Clinic says whether its prices include GST: they are quoted before GST.

Line Aesthetics Clinic also says lower rates are available through its loyalty programme and credit packages, and that the full cost is given at consultation.

What do Singapore price guides say a thread lift costs?

Independent guides and clinic blogs put a face thread lift at roughly S$800 to S$6,000, with one quoting up to S$8,000. Full-face treatments and longer-lasting PLLA or PCL threads sit at the upper end of these ranges.

We found no Ministry of Health fee benchmark for thread lifts, so these figures come from published price lists and guides, not an official schedule. Use them to judge whether a quote is in a reasonable range, not as a quote in themselves.

What changes the price of a thread lift?

The main factors are the area treated, the number of threads and the thread material. A single area such as the nasolabial folds costs much less than a full face, and PLLA or PCL threads are usually priced above PDO threads.

• Area treated: Line Aesthetics Clinic charges S$900 for the nasolabial folds or marionette lines, S$1,800 for the mid or lower face and S$3,600 for a full face.
• Number of threads: SL Aesthetic Clinic and Line Aesthetics Clinic both say the thread count affects the price.
• Thread material: PDO threads dissolve sooner and are priced lower in published guides; PLLA and PCL threads cost more.
• Thread design: barbed or cogged threads, which grip the tissue, cost more than smooth mono threads. dermally.sg notes that prices around S$300 may mean mono threads.
• Branded systems: some clinics use named systems such as Silhouette Instalift, which may be priced differently from generic threads.
• GST: if a price is quoted before GST, 9% GST is added to the bill.
• Packages: loyalty schemes and prepaid credits can lower the per-session price but usually need payment upfront.

How do PDO, PLLA and PCL threads compare on price?

PDO threads are usually the least expensive per area. PLLA and PCL threads cost more, and guides say they last longer: about 6 to 12 months for PDO, around 18 months for PLLA and up to about 2 years for PCL.

These durations are what guides report, not a promise. How long any effect lasts varies from person to person, so ask the doctor what to expect in your case and whether a repeat session, and its cost, is likely.

Does MediSave or insurance cover a face thread lift?

No. A face thread lift is a cosmetic procedure, and Dr Valentin Low Aesthetic & Laser Clinic states that thread lifts are generally not covered by government subsidies, MediSave or insurance. Plan to pay the full amount yourself.

Some clinics offer packages or credits instead of a single price. Before paying upfront, ask whether the package has an expiry date and whether unused credits can be refunded.

Which clinics offer face thread lifts in Singapore?

The clinics below describe face thread lifts on their own websites. They are listed A to Z, with published prices where the clinic gives one and "Price on enquiry" where it does not.

How do you choose a clinic for a thread lift?

Check the doctor on the Singapore Medical Council register, ask for an itemised quote naming the thread type, brand and number of threads, and confirm whether GST and follow-up visits are included. Compare like with like before comparing prices.

• Check registration: search the doctor's name on the SMC online register before your consultation.
• Get it itemised: a quote should list the area, the thread material, whether threads are barbed or smooth, and how many are used.
• Ask about suitability: Dermclear says thread lifts suit mild to moderate skin laxity, and Line Aesthetics Clinic states they are not a replacement for a surgical facelift.
• Ask about side effects: find out what the clinic does if a thread becomes visible or the skin dimples, and whether review visits are charged.
• Check the treatment name: some treatments sold as "needleless" thread lifts do not insert threads at all, so they are not comparable on price.

What are the risks and downtime of a thread lift?

Clinics list swelling, bruising, tenderness, dimpling, infection and visible threads as possible side effects. Published downtime is usually 1 to 5 days, and the procedure is done under local anaesthetic, typically taking 20 to 60 minutes.

Dermclear gives 1 to 3 days of downtime and a procedure time of about 20 to 45 minutes. SKN MediAesthetics says bruising usually lasts 3 to 5 days after a procedure of about an hour. Eagle Eye Aesthetics says the final effect is visible by 6 to 8 weeks. Dr Valentin Low Aesthetic & Laser Clinic notes the procedure is done without sedation or a hospital stay, so most people do not need to budget for hospital fees.

This page is general information, not medical advice. Speak to a registered doctor.

What else do people ask about face thread lift costs?

The most common questions are about per-area versus full-face pricing, how long a thread lift lasts, downtime, MediSave and why some prices are very low. Short answers, based on the sources above, are below.