Age and sun damage results in wrinkles, fine lines, and sagging skin because of reduced collagen and elastin. Numerous cosmetic procedures are used to correct that, but many people gravitate towards a thread facelift.
Polydioxanone (PDO) threads are the most common ones used compared to polycaprolactone (PCA) and polylactic acid (PLA) threads. PDO threads are manufactured using synthetic biological materials extracted from amino acids.
One of the main reasons people prefer it is because it lifts your skin and promotes natural tissue growth. It also triggers fibroblast cells, resulting in the production of more collagen. That makes the procedure give off natural results.
They are also non-allergenic, and surgeons use them instead of regular statures because they don’t contract and leave unattractive scars.
Types Of PDO Threads
- PDO mono threads– These are smooth statures that rejuvenate the skin by promoting higher collagen production.
- PDO cog threads– These have barbs that latch onto the skin like fishhooks, offering support to the target area.
- PDO screw threads– One or two tangled threads are used to restore volume in sunken skin sections.
Where Can You Use a PDO Thread Lift
Many use it around the neck, eyes, jaw, and cheeks. You can also get a thread lift nose, a cheaper and non-invasive alternative to rhinoplasty.
How It Works
This in-office procedure lasts around 45 minutes, depending on your target area and your issue’s severity. The surgeon applies local anesthesia and inserts the threads under the skin using tiny needles called cannulas. Since the results are not as drastic as a traditional Thread facelift, you can get it alongside other procedures like dermal fillers and ultherapy.
MINT (Minimally Invasive Nonsurgical Thread) PDO Thread is committed to helping you achieve young and glowing skin using a safe thread facelift. Inquire about their procedure and costs for a thread lift nose and book your appointment.
