PDO Thread Lifts

What is PDO Thread Lift?

PDO (Polydioxanone) thread lifts offer a non-surgical option for individuals seeking to address mild to moderate skin laxity and achieve a more youthful appearance.

How does it work?

PDO thread lifts can provide immediate lifting effects and continued improvement over several months as collagen forms around the threads. They are often used to treat areas like the cheeks, jawline, neck, and brow

What happens during treatment?

During the procedure, threads are inserted into the deeper layers of the skin using a fine needle or cannula. These threads act as a scaffold, lifting and supporting the tissues. The insertion of the threads stimulates the body’s natural healing response, promoting collagen production in the treated areas.

How safe is PDO Thread Lifts?

Thread lifts are generally considered safe when performed by a qualified and experienced aesthetics Nurse. As thread lifts are a complex procedure requiring in depth knowledge of facial anatomy and extensive training, it’s crucial that you do your research and always ask for medical credentials and evidence of training – which you can expect at Dermatox Skin Clinic are safe, medical environments and your treatment will be carried out only by a qualified aesthetic Nurse.

Are there any side effects?

Following a PDO Thread Lift, it is normal to experience slight inflammation and redness, although a more sensitive face may also experience a modicum of bruising following the procedure. PDO treatments cause no more than a minor discomfort throughout, so clients may rest assured in the knowledge that they will be back to full health in no time.

When can I see results?

The treatment normally starts to take effect after 10 to 20 days but may vary slightly with some individuals.

How long does it last?

Treatment lasts approximately 6 months to 2 years, depending on the type of threads used and individual factors such as skin condition and age.