PDO Threads

PDO Thread Lift.

Subtle lifting, contouring, and collagen support without traditional surgery.

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How it works

Support from beneath the skin

What PDO threads are.

PDO threads are absorbable medical sutures placed beneath the skin to provide structural support and create a lifting effect.

The treatment may also stimulate collagen remodeling over time.

Support now → Collagen over time

Provider assessing a patient's jawline and cheek contour
Structural support

Threads placed beneath the skin create a lifting effect.

Collagen remodeling

The treatment may stimulate collagen remodeling over time.

Absorbable

The sutures are designed to be absorbed by the body.

Areas that may be treated

Where threads may help

Cheeks

Jawline

Lower face

Neck

Other areas appropriate for thread treatment

Depending on your anatomy and treatment plan

What threads may help address

Subtle lift, defined contours

Threads are best suited to early and mild changes, where structure and definition can be supported without surgery.

  • 01Mild skin laxity
  • 02Loss of definition
  • 03Sagging
  • 04Facial contour concerns
  • 05Early signs of aging

Treatment process

Five steps, planned with care

01

Consultation

02

Facial Assessment

03

Treatment Planning

04

Thread Placement

05

Aftercare

What to expect

Recovery, explained in advance.

Temporary swelling, bruising, tenderness, tightness, or asymmetry may occur following treatment. Your provider will review expected recovery and aftercare.

Swelling Bruising Tenderness Tightness Asymmetry May occur temporarily after treatment
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Important

PDO threads are not a replacement for a surgical facelift. Results vary based on anatomy, skin quality, age, lifestyle, and other factors.

Next step

Explore PDO Thread Lift

Start with a consultation. Your provider will assess your anatomy and skin before recommending a treatment plan.

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