Nasolabial folds with PDO Threads lift

Many procedures are available for our patients, and each must be safe for human health. When choosing, we must understand what aesthetic effect the Nasolabial folds with PDO Threads Lift correction method can give the patient, and how long the rehabilitation period will be.

Aesthetic medicine is moving towards increasing the effectiveness of minimally invasive interventions and developing the safest procedures. The concept of filler threads is entirely consistent with these principles. They consist of polydioxanone. This substance is a non-pyrogenic resorbable synthetic suture material. Besides, it hydrolyses in human tissues slowly and predictably – first to 2-hydroxyethoxyacetic acid monomers and then to water and carbon dioxide.

According to clinical studies, complete resorption of polydioxanone occurs 180-210 days after the treatment. It is an effective and safe suture material for Nasolabial folds with PDO Threads Lift. Surgeons have been using it for several decades.

We inject a whole bundle of 14 polydioxanone fibres in 1 puncture. Thus, we deliver more PDO fibres than usual – collagen will synthesise more actively on such a matrix. For comparison, if you introduce 14 threads in monofilaments, seven punctures are required, which is more traumatic.

Operating principle of PDO Threads Lift for Nasolabial folds.

Filler threads create volume due to their construction and by activating collagen synthesis in the skin. Besides, the unique structure of several fibres creates a space in which newly formed collagen accumulates. Thus, we get a long-lasting volumising effect, which we can use in nasolabial ​​folds and wrinkles.