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PDO Thread Lift

As women age, the collagen production in their skin starts to slow. This results in drooping, or sagging skin, especially in the face and neck area, where the skin is stretched by facial expressions and talking far more than the skin in other areas of the body. As a result, face and neck lifts are a very popular cosmetic procedure to restore the taut, elastic look of younger skin. But there’s a drawback to the traditional face and neck lift: it’s invasive.

Surgery Is a Pain

A traditional neck and face lift procedure involves making incisions on the outside of the face and neck, near the hairline, and physically stretching the skin into a tighter position. While very effective, it can make for a fairly painful recovery period, and, as with any surgical (meaning a cut is made) procedure, scarring is a concern for many patients. But there is another way to get the tightened, toned result of a neck and face lift without the scalpel.

A New and Improved Lift Procedure

This revolutionary procedure is known as a PDO Thread Face and Neck Lift. PDO is short for polydioxanone, and it has been in use in the surgical community for more than two decades. It is a suturing (stitching) method that involves a needle preloaded with a PDO thread that is inserted under the skin. Not only does the PDO thread break down into the body over time, it is also hypoallergenic so the risk of a reaction is minimal. But the best part? Unlike traditional face and neck lifts, there is no scarring, because there is no incision. PDO threads are injected, much like a dermal filler shot, and they themselves generate no scar tissue. Side effects in general are minimal because it’s an injection rather than a surgical procedure, but some soreness and swelling, redness, or bruising immediately after the treatment is possible.

How Does It Work?

The procedure takes between a half hour and an hour on average, not much longer than a good spa treatment.

The threads are injected just under the surface of the skin, and the effects are almost immediate. Patients can actually watch the skin begin to lift. Then, after about two weeks, PDO stimulates collagen and elastin production in the skin, actively fighting the cause of wrinkles and sagging skin in the first place and giving even more dramatic results.

Plus, a single treatment can last up to three years. And PDO Thread Face and Neck Lift is much more affordable than a traditional face and neck lift, which can cost anywhere from $12,000 to $25,000. That’s five times as much for a much more invasive procedure.”

If you are interested in reversing the signs of aging and tightening up the skin of your neck and face for a rejuvenated, youthful appearance, but have concerns about going under the knife, a PDO Thread Face and Neck Lift might be just what you’ve been waiting for.