
PDO (Polydioxanone) threads are biodegradable threads that have been used in medical applications for many years. In cosmetic practice, PDO threads are placed beneath the skin using fine needles as part of a non-surgical procedure. Over time, the threads dissolve naturally while supporting collagen stimulation in the treated area.
PDO thread treatments are performed following a clinical consultation to determine whether they are appropriate for an individual’s skin condition and aesthetic concerns.
PDO threads are inserted beneath the skin using fine, medical-grade needles. Once positioned, the threads provide a framework that may support the skin while encouraging collagen and elastin production over time.
As the threads gradually dissolve, the body’s natural healing response continues to support skin structure. The degree of visible change varies between individuals and develops progressively following treatment.
PDO threads and MINT threads are different types of thread-based cosmetic procedures with distinct characteristics.
PDO threads are commonly used to support collagen stimulation and overall skin quality. They are often placed in greater numbers and may be used on various areas of the face or body, depending on treatment goals.
MINT threads contain barbs designed to provide structural support and may be considered in cases where greater lifting support is required. The most appropriate option is determined during consultation based on individual anatomy and treatment objectives.
Some individuals may notice early changes following treatment, while others experience gradual improvement over several weeks. Collagen stimulation continues as the threads dissolve, with results typically evolving over time.
Individual outcomes vary, and results depend on factors such as age, skin condition, lifestyle, and treatment area.
Some individuals may notice early changes following treatment, while others experience gradual improvement over several weeks. Collagen stimulation continues as the threads dissolve, with results typically evolving over time.
Individual outcomes vary, and results depend on factors such as age, skin condition, lifestyle, and treatment area.