Shop What is A PDO Thread Lift?
A PDO thread lift is a non-surgical procedure that provides the same type of results you would get from a cosmetic surgical lift. However, the PDO thread lifting technique is a minimally invasive cosmetic procedure that doesn’t require incisions. It involves inserting thin, surgical threads called “PDO threads” beneath the skin to stimulate collagen production and lift the skin, thereby providing a more youthful and fuller appearance.
PDO threads are used to tighten loose and sagging skin, reduce wrinkles, plump areas that have lost volume, and provide more elasticity. As a result, the skin is more lifted and firmer looking.
Do PDO Thread Lifts Work on the Neck?
There are many different types of lifts, and PDO thread lifts for the neck are becoming more and more popular. Since they offer the same benefits and results as current surgical alternatives, clients who want a fast, non-invasive way to achieve a younger, healthier looking appearance in the neck area are turning to PDO thread lifts.
How Do PDO Thread Lifts for Neck Enhancement Work?
PDO thread neck lifts work the same way as other types of PDO threading procedures. Surgical threads with small hook-like tabs are inserted beneath the surface of the skin and manipulated to create a more youthful appearance by lifting, tightening, and plumping the skin, thereby reducing wrinkles and other signs of aging.
Inserting the PDO Threads
The PDO threads are inserted using a hypodermic needle. The placement will be decided upon during your consultation with one of our clinical professionals. With thread lifts, we can customize the end result to fit your preferences and insert the threads accordingly.
The insertion process is painless, as you will be numbed during the procedure, and only takes between 15-45 minutes depending on the number of threads being used and their placement.
The threads are unnoticeable beneath the skin’s surface. They come in different textures and varieties, but all of them provide the same types of results. Additionally, quantity matters, as more threads can be used for a more dramatic effect. Typically, only one session is necessary to achieve the desired results.
