Non Surgical Gold Thread Face Lift PDO

Non Surgical Gold Thread Face Lift PDO

Does a Thread Lift Replace Dermal Fillers?
PDO Thread lifts won`t be replacing dermal fillers, because they cannot volumize as much as dermal fillers can. However, using PDO Thread sutures in addition to dermal fillers can create a look that is both natural and long lasting.
Trying to lift `too much` with volume is what creates those big, overblown, unnatural looking upper faces you may see around town or in the media. And Polydioxanone Absorbable Sutures give us the ability to reposition skin gently, without adding unwanted volume. Combined with the judicious use of dermal filler volume in areas such as the mid cheek for example. The PDO Thread can provide that immediate gratification of lift and volume along with ongoing collagen stimulation that can lead to improved results over time. It`s another way in non-surgical aesthetics that utilize combinations of procedures to achieve maximum results, without a knife. PDO Thread Tonado Screw must be good for treatment.

PDO Thread Lift is a minimally invasive procedure. After numbing and infusion of local anesthetia, the polydioxanone suture thread are inserted via sharp or PDO Thread Twin Thread into different layers of the skin. Once inserted, the threads anchor the skin and lift it upwards. The excess threads are then cut off. 

Auro Technology Limited, with a comprehensive product portfolio, is a leading innovator of advanced aesthetic Polydioxanone Absorbable Sutures technologies. The company's PDO Thread Cog 3d technology enables physicians to provide excellent solutions for a broad range of medical-aesthetic applications including face and body reshaping, resurfacing skin, eliminating fine lines or wrinkles treating scars, or removing unwanted hair. We've built in the easy of use, versatility, intuitiveness and value that allow physicians to do what Multi Thread Lift do best.

Is the PDO Thread Lifting safe?

The original thread lift came out in the late `90s and was performed up until the mid-2000s. The procedure fell out of favor due to inferior technology and complications. The biggest problem with the older thread lifts was that they had to be anchored into the scalp, temple, and brow region. The knots for anchoring had to be tied carefully in order to not have the suture release from the anchor site, and the suture was permanent, making any further surgery later in life more challenging. Newer technology utilizing absorbable Face Lifting Thread PDO, PCL Thread Facelifting and PLLA Face Lifting Thread  does not require anchoring to deep tissue structures.

Another challenge with older thread lifts was that the skin could only be pulled in one direction, which made the results appear two dimensional. The older procedures also required over-pulling of the skin to get a good result, making the downtime more significant. Cosmetic Plla Thread Lift, the techniques now employed in placing newer PDO Blunt Cannula or sutures leads to a more natural look, with PDO Thread Cog 4d gentle skin repositioning and ongoing collagen stimulation.