Take years off with PDO Thread Lift. This FDA-approved procedure expertly places threads beneath the skin to immediately lift lax skin on the face or neck area. The threads work two-fold by lifting and stimulating collagen production. Over time, the threads gradually dissolve beneath the skin, but their effects can remain for a year or more.
How PDO Thread Lift Works First, you’ll meet with a skilled professional who will assess your needs and create a customized treatment plan. They will explain the procedure and answer any questions you may have.
Preparation: Before the treatment, the area will be cleansed and numbed to ensure your comfort throughout the process.
Thread Insertion: Using a fine needle or cannula, the PDO threads are carefully inserted into the desired areas of the skin. The threads are strategically placed to lift and tighten the skin, promoting a more youthful appearance.
Collagen Stimulation: Once inserted, the threads stimulate the production of collagen—a vital protein responsible for skin elasticity and firmness. Over time, the collagen production continues, enhancing the results and improving the texture of your skin.
Dissolvable and Long-Lasting: The beauty of PDO threads is that they are gradually absorbed by the body over time. As they dissolve, the collagen network they create remains, providing lasting support and rejuvenation.
Results: After the procedure, you’ll notice an immediate improvement, with the full effects becoming more apparent as collagen production increases. There is moderate discomfort that comes from the lifting, along with minor swelling, redness, and bruising around that treatment area. The area will feel tight and unusual with normal movement for up to two weeks.
If you’re seeking a non-surgical solution to sagging skin and want to restore your natural beauty, PDO threads may be the answer you’ve been looking for! Contact The Center For Women’s Aesthetics today to schedule for free consultation.
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