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LIFTING (COGGED) THREADS
Stronger molded lifting PDO threads used to lift heavier tissue and stimulate neocollagenesis to improve skin texture and firmness.

PDO threads: The non surgical facelift 

What are PDO Threads? 

PDO threading uses special medical made threads made of proteins. PDO threads lift the area being treated and creates collagen over time. This will pull the skin tighter and create a more lifted look. 

How long is the process?

This procedure takes up to an hour. Including consultation and numbing. 

Is there any downtime? 

There are a few precautions to take after treatment. You will want to sleep on your back for 2 weeks to avoid putting too much pressure on the threads. Be careful with smiling too wide as the threads can break. Avoid saunas, baths, and working out for 2 weeks after treatment. Expect bruising and some swelling in and around treatment area. Ice when needed to help with inflammation

SMOOTH THREADS
Smooth threads used for immediate structure, skin rejuvenation, improving texture, skin tightening, stimulating neocollagenesis for long term collagen production.

About V Soft Lift

V Soft Lift is both double cleared for the US and the European market.

FDA cleared and CE Medical Device certified.

A V Soft Lift® is performed using the V Soft Line® palette of threads.

V Soft Lift® is a sterile single use polydioxanone suture in a cannula. It is a modern, innovative non-permanent thread, not to be compared to traditional permanent threads.

There are two types of threads, smooth and cogged. The smooth threads are to be placed in a grid-like pattern for a skin tightening effect. Cogged threads form a support that lifts the sagging skin.

 

PDO threads have a high safety profile, complete absorption and minimal tissue reaction. The PDO thread generates tensing fibrosis in the surrounding tissue. The risk for scarring is absent when inserted correctly.

this is an individualized treatment plan and A Consult is required for pricing so call now to schedule an appointment! 

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