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Polydioxanone or PDO is basically a polymer and, it seems, a polymer that the body is familiar with and one that has little to no reaction in the human body. It has been used for surgical suturing for decades and is considered extremely safe to use. Normal polydioxanone is made to be absorbed as in the case of absorbable stitches during surgery, but for cosmetic rejuvenation purposes, it needs more longevity so that it can last for several months to years.
A thread lift is a type of procedure wherein temporary sutures are used to produce a subtle but visible "lift" in the skin. Instead of removing the patient's loose facial skin surgically, the cosmetic surgeon simply suspends it by stitching up portions of it. This has the effect of pulling the skin back slightly and therefore lifting and tightening the face. In addition to being ideal for lifting the skin, threads combat aging in another way: by provoking the body's "healing response" and causing the body to direct large surges of collagen to treated areas. This is important because of the vital role collagen plays in the aging process.
DOUBLE NEEDLE COG THREAD
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Eyebrow Threads
Various PDO threads can be used to gently lift the corners of the eyebrow to give them a more youthful arch and to lift up sagging upper eyelids. Small braided threads can be used, as well as small threads with tiny barbs if more lifting is desired.
This quick procedure has minimal downtime and gives some instant lifting results, which will continue to improve over the next few months. More threads can be inserted 3-4 months later to enhance and extend the results.
Threads for Body Lifting and Firming
Various combinations of smooth and barbed PDO threads can be used to lift and firm loose body skin. Popular areas are the upper arms, abdomen, thighs and above the knees.
Restoring the V-Shape
The "V-shape" face has long been considered the aesthetic ideal. It is a sign of a youthful, uplifted face. A beautiful and healthy face has a “V-shape”. With the aging of tissues and the action of gravity, this "V-shape" diminishes or inverts. Pdo thread for face beauty create a scaffolding in order to support the tissues and keep them in a "V-shape" or where necessary used to delicately lift the tissues and reposition the skin to recreate the "V-shape" where it's been lost.
Fast Healing, Amazing Results
PDO threads are no cuts or incisions to your skin, only injections. The pdo thread face pdo cog thread into your skin anywhere between 4 to 6 months, leaving nothing but the skin structure created. The end result can last up to 12 months or more.
FAQ
1. WHO IS A GOOD CANDIDATE FOR THE THREAD LIFT ?
A good candidate for beauty lift PDO thread is one who has minimal signs of aging and wrinkles and just simply needs a lift to reduce the appearance of sagging and or droopiness. It is also good for candidates who do not want to go under the knife and want a more simple and natural fix.
2. HOW DO THE PDO THREADS WORK ?
The PDO 4d cog liting thread sutures have “barbs” or “cogs”, which provide a grip underneath the skin. Absorbable pdo needle Sutures are inserted the same way, except they can be pulled in 1 or 2 directions, creating an instant skin repositioning. Results appear naturally, without any drastic change.
3. HOW IS THE THREAD PROCDURE DONE ?
Absorbable suture PDO threads are placed under the skin to tighten and improve wrinkles and sagging areas
Use tornado sutures in areas where greater volume is required like nasolabial folds, lip margin, etc, mono threads as a mesh to support the tissue. The cog threads are not enough in the effective lift as over time get disintegrated it is always better to augment the lift effect of cog threads with a grid of mono threads as the overall collagen induction produces better lift over time.
4. WHAT IS PDO THREAD RECOVERY LIKE ?
Since beauty equipment pdo thread is minimally-invasive, patients experience little or no downtime as the sutures dissolve. Full absorption typically occurs within 4 to 6 months and will not leave scar tissue. Patients experience little to no bruising.
