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What is a PDO thread lift?

A PDO thread lift is a procedure that involves inserting polydioxanone threads into your facial tissues. Polydioxanone is a biocompatible material commonly used in surgeries to close wounds, known for being both safe and harmless. When used in a thread lift, it provides an immediate lift to your facial skin while also encouraging your body to produce new collagen fibers, which helps tighten the skin over time.

Collagen is a crucial fibrous protein that gives your facial skin strength and structure, keeping it firm and upright against gravity when you're young. As you age, the natural loss of collagen leads to skin laxity, fine lines, wrinkles, and a more hollow appearance. PDO thread lifts help restore your skin’s collagen levels, rejuvenating its youthful firmness and appearance.

Treatment areas for PDO thread lifts:

Around the eyes
Eyebrows
Cheeks
Around the mouth

Jowls
Jawline
Neck

What are the types of PDO threads?

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Barbed Threads

Barbed threads are polydioxanone threads equipped with tiny barbs that provide an enhanced lifting effect on sagging skin tissues. This results in more dramatic and immediate improvements. In addition to lifting, barbed threads stimulate collagen production, ensuring long-lasting results.

Smooth Threads

Smooth threads are polydioxanone threads without barbs, placed in a mesh-like pattern beneath your skin. These threads stimulate collagen production, helping to restore your skin’s firmness and volume, which effectively reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

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The advantages of PDO thread lifts:

No surgeries or incisions
No general anesthesia
No harsh side effects or scars
No downtime
Facilitate collagen production
Improve overall skin tone
Improve self-confidence

Candidates for a PDO thread lift

You’re a good candidate for a PDO thread lift if you’re seeking instantaneous, dramatic, and natural-looking results without the need for surgery. This procedure is ideal for reversing signs of aging, such as fine lines, wrinkles, and sagging skin. However, it’s important to be both physically and emotionally healthy and to have realistic expectations about the outcome of the procedure.

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What happens after PDO thread lifts?

After your PDO thread lift, you may experience mild swelling, bruising, and irritation around the treatment areas. To reduce these symptoms, you can use ice packs and over-the-counter pain relievers like Tylenol and Arnica. It's also recommended to avoid strenuous physical activities and workouts for about 3 days following the procedure.

PDO thread lifts offer immediate results—your face will appear fuller and smoother as soon as you leave the medical center. However, the results will continue to improve over the next two months as your body produces new collagen fibers. While the PDO threads will be absorbed by your body after about 9 months, the results will last longer due to the increased collagen reserves.

Reverse the Signs of Aging

What is a PDO thread lift?

What are the types of PDO threads?

Barbed Threads

Smooth Threads

The advantages of PDO thread lifts:

Candidates for a PDO thread lift

What happens after PDO thread lifts?

Contact us to learn more about PDO Thread Lifts

Reverse the Signs of Aging

What is a PDO thread lift?

What are the types of PDO threads?

Barbed Threads

Smooth Threads

The advantages of PDO thread lifts:

Candidates for a PDO thread lift

What happens after PDO thread lifts?

Contact us to learn more about PDO Thread Lifts

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