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MINT™ PDO – Minimally Invasive Nonsurgical Thread PDO in Victoria, Texas

PDO Thread Lift

PDO thread lift is the trending minimally invasive alternative to surgical facelift procedures in recent times. It has produced very good results for the emerging cat eye, V-line, and snatched jawline trends. In the thread lift procedure, threads are inserted underneath the skin to instantly and effectively lift sagging skin. These threads are used on the face and the neck to lift sagging skin, but can also be used to lift skin on the body.

The reason behind its popularity is because in the thread lift procedure, it does not involve any kind of surgery. It is a minimally invasive and very safe and effective […]

PDO Thread Lift: The Secret to Youthful and Healthy Skin

We all crave to achieve soft, supple, and youthful skin we were born with and often invest in products with the promise of having healthy-looking skin. Although certain skincare products may slow down the pace, yet aging is unstoppable. But, that doesn’t mean that you can’t make your skin look young and healthy all over again. Fortunately, certain anti-aging treatments such as PDO thread lift can help you achieve younger-looking skin. In this blog post, we will be discussing the basics of PDO thread lift and five impressive reasons to get a facelift. Let’s start!

What is PDO thread lift?

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Thread Lift and Its Usages

Threads, also known as magic threads, offer the possibility of rejuvenating the face, as a stretching effect so that the face regains its tension and freshness.

The tensioning threads are made of a biocompatible material, that is, they do not produce allergies (they are known to give stitches). This semi-invasive method lifts the flaccid skin of the face, in areas such as eyebrows, cheeks, jaw, and neck. Its ease of use and the short time the person remains inactive, have made it popular.

For people, silhouette tension threads, which are absorbable, can be an alternative to invasive procedures necessary to correct this type of problem. It is requested by those who want a stretch, but cannot afford or do not have the […]

By fountain|October 31st, 2018|Categories: PDO thread lift|Tags: MINT PDO, PDO, PDO thread lift, Thread Lift|0 Comments

Facts you should know about PDO Thread Lift and how it tightens sagging skin

How is the PDO thread lift better procedure than invasive surgery?

The PDO thread lift for sagging skin has been found more effective than cosmetic surgery because it is non-invasive. If you are planning to get your skin tightened here is why you must go for PDO thread procedure.

What is a PDO thread lift procedure?

It is an effective cosmetic technique used for lifting sagging skin tissues and tightening them. The procedure induces collagen production to make it a successful lift. Small needles are used to implant very fine polydioxanone threads into the skin layers and it is very similar to suturing in medical procedures. The threads are inducted into the subcutaneous layers and the mechanical effects produce instant skin lift.

Among the […]

By fountain|August 25th, 2018|Categories: Facelift|Tags: Non-Surgical Facelift, PDO thread lift, PDO thread lift procedure, Skin Tightening|0 Comments

What is PDO thread lift?

It is a nonsurgical procedure to lift the face and the neck. It helps to improve the sagging features of the face, including tightening the jawline, removing eye bags and double chin, apart from reducing crow’s feet and facilitating cheek lifts.

The therapy involves a clinical procedure and uses dissolving PDO (polydioxanone) threads. Our experts possess enough expertise to introduce the threads to the skin to lift and smooth the sagging parts of the face. It takes about six months for the threads to get completely dissolved in the skin. The PDO threads stimulate the formation of collagen and elastin, which facilitate smoother, firmer and wrinkle-free facial features. The results of a thread life therapy usually last for a couple of […]

By fountain|April 26th, 2018|Categories: PDO thread lift|Tags: PDO thread lift|0 Comments