PDO Thread Lift, Gawler
PDO Thread Lift Prices in Gawler
There are a number of options available for our PDO Threads treatments. A Medical Consult Booking Fee of $50 is required for appointments and is non-refundable. This will be deducted from treatment on the day.
PDO Mono Threads -1 Area
These can be placed anywhere over the face and body. Jaw Line $850, Full Neck $1200
$600
1 hourPDO Mono – 2 Areas
These can be placed anywhere over the face and body.
$1000
1 hourPDO Mono Volume Threads
They can be used in the Cheeks, Nasolabial folds, Marionettes, to lift Jowls, in the Jaw for a tight contoured Jaw Line,
Neck, for Cat Eyes and an Eye Brow Lift.$900
30 mins
Brow Lifting Threads inc. Antiwrinkle
Long PDO Cog Threads are placed under the skin to anchor the tissue up to provide a lift and gently pull the skin back. Including antiwrinkle to upper face to help with muscle strength to work with the threads
$1300
1 hour
30 minsLifting Cog Threads per area
Long PDO Cog Threads are placed under the skin to anchor the tissue up to provide a lift and gently pull the skin back.
$2000
1 hour
30 minsLifting Cog Threads To Jaw & PDO Mono Threads to Neck
Long PDO Cog Threads are placed under the skin to anchor the tissue up to provide a lift and gently pull the skin back along the jaw line. Used in combination with PDO Mono threads to tighten skin laxity in the neck for the finest results.
$2600
1 hour
30 mins
If you’re considering getting PDO Thread treatments, you’re likely wondering what the procedure is and what results to expect. Here, we’ll explain everything you need to know about PDO Threads – from the basics of the PDO thread treatment to expected recovery times.
What are PDO Threads?
Long and Mono PDO threads are made of polydioxanone, a dissolvable suturing thread material used in medicine for many years. When PDO threads are inserted into the skin, the long PDO thread will provide an immediate lift by gently anchoring tissue to the face’s underlying structure. The PDO threads will slowly dissolve, but not before allowing natural collagen and elastin production, which results in a more youthful appearance. PDO threads can be used to treat a variety of skin concerns, including wrinkles, sagging skin, and drooping eyelids. They are also frequently used to improve the appearance of the neck and jawline. PDO threads are a safe and effective way to achieve a refreshed and youthful appearance.
Why choose a PDO thread lift?
There are many reasons to choose PDO Thread lift. First and foremost, it is a minimally invasive procedure that can provide noticeable results with minimal downtime. Additionally, it is a safe and effective way to improve the appearance of wrinkles. It also improves sagging tissue in the skin. PDO Thread lift can also target specific sagging areas of the face, such as the brows, cheeks, nasolabial folds and jowling. Additionally, the PDO threads used in the procedure are fully dissolvable. As the PDO threads dissolve, their removal is unnecessary. Finally, the cost of a PDO Thread lift is often very reasonable when compared to other cosmetic treatments. As a result, it is an excellent option for those looking for a skin rejuvenation effect without breaking the bank.
Combatting the signs of aging with this anti-aging treatment is not the only option available. For example, dermal fillers, which are cosmetic injectable treatments, can be used to add volume to the face, helping to smooth out fine lines and wrinkles, and improving skin texture. In addition, laser treatments can help to stimulate natural collagen production, resulting in firmer, more youthful-looking skin.
Possible complications of PDO
While PDO Thread lifts are typically safe and effective, some possible complications should be considered. These include bruising, mild swelling, pain, infection and skin bunching at the treated area. In rare cases, the threads may also cause damage to blood vessels or nerves. As with any cosmetic procedure, to achieve the greatest potential outcome, an initial consultation with a certified practitioner is required.
PDO threads are minimally invasive skin treatments that can give beautiful, natural-looking results via collagen and elastin synthesis. If you’re considering this procedure, be sure to consult with a qualified Registered Nurse to find out if it’s the right choice for you.
During a PDO thread lift, your Registered Nurse will use fine needles to insert threads made of polydioxanone (PDO) into specific areas of your skin. The PDO threads will be anchored to deeper tissues and then pulled tight. This will cause the skin to be lifted and tightened, benefiting those who desire a skin tightening effect or/and lift. You may feel some discomfort during the procedure, but this can be controlled with local anesthesia. PDO thread lifts are typically done in a medical clinic and results are immediate with further results developing over the next 8 weeks. The results of a PDO thread lift are not permanent, but they can last for several months to years.If you are interested in a longer-lasting solution, your Registered Nurse may recommend a surgical facelift by a plastic and reconstructive surgeon.
To ensure optimal results, it is crucial to follow the pre-treatment care instructions provided by your doctor during the PDO threads appointment:
- You must avoid sun exposure for at least two weeks before the procedure. This will help to reduce the risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
- You should avoid taking medications that can thin the blood, such as aspirin or ibuprofen. These medications can increase the risk of bruising and bleeding.
- You should avoid drinking alcoholic beverages for at least 24 hours before the procedure.
Alcohol can cause dehydration, making the skin more delicate and susceptible to injury. By following these simple pre-treatment care instructions, you can help ensure that you achieve optimal results from your PDO Thread Lift.
After the procedure, following your Registered Nurses aftercare instructions for post-treatment care is essential. This may include avoiding strenuous activity, using ice packs to reduce swelling, and sleeping with your head elevated. Additionally, you will need to clean PDO threads treatment areas carefully to prevent infection. Again, following your Registered Nurses instructions can help ensure a safe and successful recovery from your PDO Thread Lift.