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It almost sounds too good to be true, but an easy, minimally invasive treatment now makes it possible to lift and tighten skin, achieving results similar to a surgical facelift. A PDO Thread Lift leaves the face firmer, tighter, and more youthful in appearance, and it offers results that can last 18 months or more.

As we age, the body's collagen production slows down and facial volume begins to decline, contributing to wrinkling, sagging, and other signs of aging. This treatment, often referred to simply as a thread lift, can help address crepey skin, tighten up a jowl that's begun to sag, or ease the look of lines and folds on the face. It offers a comprehensive rejuvenation of the face and can help you appear noticeably more rested and refreshed.

What Is a PDO Thread Lift?

This treatment involves placing threads beneath the skin that support the face from below, providing an immediate lift for loose skin. The threads, which are made of a material used in surgical sutures and are injected into place, also stimulate collagen production, which further plumps and smooths the skin in the coming weeks.

These threads are available in different shapes and textures, and they can be injected in different ways to achieve a patient's desired outcome, whether it be more volume or lifted skin. After about six months, once they've done their work under the skin, the threads dissolve on their own.

How Long Does a PDO Thread Lift Last?

You're probably wondering about the results that can be achieved with a thread lift. When will results appear and how long will they last? One of the great things about this treatment is that it offers some immediate lifting and support for the skin while also spurring long-term renewal through added collagen production.

That means you'll notice some initial firming right away, with your results fully developing with six months. Results vary from patient to patient, but most enjoy their new look for as long as 18 months. You'll also be able to schedule additional treatments to extend your new look.

How Does the Treatment Work?

When you come in for a thread lift treatment, we'll begin by cleansing and numbing the treatment area. We also may lightly mark the area of concern so that we'll have a reference point during your session. The threads are actually trails of polydioxanone, a suture material, which are created as the hypodermic needle slides along just under the surface of the skin. During your treatment, you'll be reclined comfortably. And because the treatment area will have been numbed, you won't feel any discomfort.

One of the things patients like about this treatment is the fact that it doesn't involve a significant amount of downtime. You'll be able to get right back to work after your treatment. The only real after-care requirement is that you refrain from manipulating or overstretching the treatment area for roughly two weeks after your appointment.





Is There a Particular Age at Which Thread Lifts Are a Good Idea?

Because everyone ages at a different pace, there is no one age at which patients should consider this treatment. The right time to consider a thread lift is when you're starting to see early signs of aging that you want to fight back against. Sometimes patients ask us if they should postpone treatment until they really need it. We usually recommend that if they're interested in treatment, they go ahead and pursue it as soon as the signs of aging are developing. If you postpone treatment, you may find that a thread lift on its own won't be enough on its own to resolve your concerns

Will My Threads Be Visible?

Once the results from your treatment have developed, your skin will look smoother, tighter, and more youthful, but the threads themselves will not be visible. Some patients, particularly those who have especially thin skin, can feel the threads if they press on the surface of the treatment area. But the threads dissolve over time, so even if you feel them early after your treatment, they won't be there for long.

Are the Threads Safe?

The PDO Thread lift used today were approved by the FDA in 2018, and the polydioxanone they are made out of has been widely and safely used in cardiovascular surgery and other medical purposes for far longer. You can rest assured that thread lifts are a safe treatment option that is gentle on the skin.

Let's Talk Threads

The threads are the reason this treatment is so versatile and successful. Thread lifts first became available in the 1990s, but those threads could only be pulled in one direction, which meant sometimes patients got results that looked too tight. Those threads were also designed to remain permanently in place, which sometimes proved problematic. Today's dissolvable threads can be injected in a mesh-like pattern that offers a more natural, three-dimensional, lift. The growing sophistication of the threads themselves and how they're designed has also led to better results.

Gradual Results

A lot of our patients really like the fact that this treatment offers some immediate tightening right after treatment, with results continuing to improve over the next several months. This ensures that you never suddenly look like you have just had work done. Friends and family may notice that you've gradually started to look more rested and relaxed over a period of weeks, but they won't be able to pinpoint exactly what's different about you.



                                        PRICING 



    Lips - for a beautiful crisp border $300+

    Brow Lift- $500-600

    Cheek & Jawline Lift- $600-900+

    Neck Lift- $900+

    Total Face Lift- $1200+

    Scar Reduction- $400+

    Marionette Lines- $400+

    Smoker's Lines- $400+


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