Are you considering a nonsurgical skin tightening procedure, but are unsure about the best choice for your skin? PDO threads and anchoring threads have both gained popularity in recent years for their anti-aging results, but to determine what’s best for you it’s important to understand your options.
Anchoring Threads are barbed, non-bioavailable sutures that are inserted into the dermis and anchor the skin layers, creating tension in the skin to reduce wrinkles and sagging. These threads must be anchored to the temples, eyebrows, or scalp, which limits treatment capacity. We advise against this procedure and do not offer it, primarily due to it’s high potential for adverse side effects. If not anchored properly, or if rejected, Anchoring Threads can result in…
- Skin bumps
- Scar tissue
- Nodules
- Skin buckling
- and even facial disfigurement!
PDO Threads are an amazing skin rejuvenation treatment that can be used to lift and tighten without the risk of adverse reactions. Unlike Anchoring Threads, PDO Threads are made of a bio-absorbable material and create a matrix under the skin which naturally stimulates collagen and elastin production for long-lasting results. This treatment is suitable for any area of the skin and can be used to rejuvenate the neck, chest, buttocks, face, and more! Results from PDO Threads last years and are an incredible investment in your skin’s journey to a more youthful appearance.
What concerns do PDO Threads help with?
PDO Threads work wonders for rejuvenating the skin, especially in combination with other injectables and skin treatments! PDO Threads can…
- Define the jawline
- Correct jowls
- Replace lost collagen
- Lift the booty
- Create contour
- Rejuvenate sagging on the neck, chest, thighs, and more!
Check out these amazing results from combining PDO Threads and jawline filler! Safe to say we’re obsessed.
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If you’re looking for an innovative way to reduce the signs of aging, book an injection consultation with us today to learn more about PDO Threads!
