The Fox Eye Thread-Lift is a minimally invasive procedure designed to reposition and subtly elevate the outer corners of the eyes and the lateral brow. The treatment utilises dissolvable sutures, commonly composed of polydioxanone (PDO), which are inserted beneath the skin through fine treatments or cannulas. These threads are anchored by small cones or barbs, allowing controlled traction of the soft tissue to achieve a lifted, elongated eye contour with a mild upturn of the brow tail.
This procedure may be appropriate for patients seeking a conservative lift of the lateral brow or outer eyelid, improvement of hooded lids, correction of minor asymmetry, or a refreshed periocular appearance without undergoing surgery. As the effect is subtle, the Fox Eye Thread-Lift is generally most suitable for individuals with mild to moderate laxity, rather than those with more significant ptosis or skin redundancy.





















