PDO Threading

Certain treatment outcomes, like immediate skin lifting and noticeable contouring effects, are visible right after the procedure. 

A PDO Thread Lift is considered highly safe as it is FDA-approved for safety and efficacy. Thousands of treatments have been conducted without reported allergic reactions, thread sensitivities, or significant side effects or risks. 

PDO Threading Lift can last 18 months or longer. 

While PDO threading is not a permanent solution,  the effects of it are long-lasting and can last anywhere from one to two years. 

While PDO threading is a safe and effective option for many individuals, there are a few situations where it may not be appropriate. For example, PDO threading should be avoided if you have an infection or skin condition in the targeted area, are pregnant or nursing, or have a bleeding disorder.

Typically, just one PDO threading session is required for optimal results. 

This minimally invasive procedure in Minneapolis can provide excellent results for patients experiencing mild to moderate skin laxity in areas such as the cheeks, jowls, or neck. Suitable candidates for PDO threading include individuals in good health, have realistic expectations and desire a natural-looking lift without surgery.   

Injectible numbing is utilized as an anesthetic to guarantee comfort, making PDO threading virtually painless. 

Recovery after PDO threading is generally minimal. During the first 24 to 48 hours, you may experience swelling and bruising, but you can resume most of your daily routines immediately. To prevent unintentional dislodging of the thread, refrain from rubbing your face as much as possible during the week following the procedure. Additionally, avoid pursing your lips, smoking, and drinking through a straw for the first few weeks. Avoid sleeping on your side, engaging in intense exercise, and visiting saunas for one to two weeks. Also, you will want to sleep on your back for the first couple of weeks. 

The cost of treatment varies based on the extent of the treatment and the number of threads used. 

There are alternatives that are available for facial rejuvenation. These include injectables such as Botox and dermal fillers, which can smooth out wrinkles, and fine lines and add volume to the face. Other options are non-invasive treatments such as laser resurfacing, chemical peels, and microdermabrasion, which can help improve the texture and tone of the skin. Ultimately, the choice of procedure depends on a patient’s individual goals and needs, and consultation with a qualified professional is recommended to determine the most effective treatment approach. 

Our priority is to ensure that you achieve your desired aesthetic results. PDO threads can be removed by a skilled professional using a simple and safe technique. However, removing the threads may result in a reversal of the initial aesthetic outcomes.