PDO Mono Threads for Neck
What Is PDO Mono Threads for Neck?
PDO mono thread is a biodissolvable suture that attaches straight to a needle. They are used to tighten neck skin tissue by stimulating the production of collagen. It can restore original delicacy and elasticity and resolve sagging and dull skin caused by age. PDO mono threads can be used to lift the necks. Most practitioners choose 27g 50mm, 29g 38mm, and 30g 38mm of PDO mono threads or PDO screw threads to operate.
Smooth threads have been used for neck lifts for more than ten years. Wrinkles and pigmentation on the neck will affect a person’s overall appearance. However, using PDO mono threads can relieve mild to moderate wrinkles and improve the appearance of the neck. However, these effects are inseparable from the collagen-producing properties of PDO mono threads.
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Can PDO Mono Threads Be Used for Neck Lifting?
As the human body ages, various skin problems will appear on the neck, which are neglected by people compared to the face, which will seriously affect a person’s overall appearance and beauty. As it is exposed to the outside for a long time and is often ignored, the neck problems will appear at a certain age such as neck lines, poor texture, spots, sagging, inelasticity, sagging, etc. It has caused many people to worry and care, so how can we effectively improve the wrinkles and sagging of the neck?
As facial lift threads are less invasive and the effects can last for a longer period of time, many people regard them as an excellent alternative to medical aesthetic surgery. These threads are smooth and fine, allowing for comfortable insertion into the skin tissue. They would lift and brighten the skin of the neck by stimulating multiple collagen. Many beauty clinics have professional solutions for neck lifting, which can solve mild to moderate wrinkles on the neck and help solve the problem of double chins.
All in all, PDO mono threads offer a non-surgical solution for addressing sagging or aging skin in the neck area, providing long-term improvements in skin quality through collagen stimulation.
How Do PDO Mono Threads Work?
PDO mono threads are also called protein threads. When inserted into the skin tissue of the neck, they can react chemically with the skin tissue in a certain way and gradually produce collagen. The increase in collagen in the skin will make the skin glow. In addition, it also It will be firmer, which not cause signs of aging on the face due to sagging.
Natural aging of the neck cannot be prevented, but one can delay and accept it in a more graceful way. As this study concluded, PDO smooth threads can solve most people’s neck skin problems due to their collagen-producing feature. As a supplier of PDO threads, Diaminy can provide PDO mono threads and PDO cog threads. High-quality polydioxanone materials and exquisite craftsmanship can improve microcirculation and collagen deposition, thereby correcting skin texture and minor wrinkles.
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Some Frequently Asked Questions about Neck Lifts
How Long Do PDO Neck Threads Last?
The lifting effect of PDO mono threads for neck can last for about 6 months to a year. If people can follow the post-operative maintenance skills after the operation, the effect can be prolonged. If people perform multiple neck lifts at intervals of one year, they can achieve longer results. Long-lasting lifting effect. One month after the neck lift operation, the threads gradually dissolve in the body, and then collagen will be gradually produced, and the production of collagen will stop in time. The produced collagen will continue to provide structural support, extending the duration of the neck lift effect.
The material of Diaminy’s PDO smooth thread is imported from Samyang, the largest suture company in South Korea. High-purity materials bring better lifting effects and maintenance time, making it the first choice of countless beauty experts and patients. Their smooth surface and fine threads make the surgical process smoother, reducing the risk of skin damage, while also providing even and stable support for lifting results.
How Many PDO Threads For Neck?
Generally speaking, about 30-40 PDO smooth or screw threads are needed. Of course, the doctor will evaluate the individual needs and customize the treatment plan accordingly. If you have a specific budget, you can choose to use PCL smooth threads or screw threads, which can last longer and are equivalent to two to three times the effect of PDO materials.
The specific number of PDO mono threads depends on the patient’s skin condition. If the skin is very severely sagging, the lifting of smoothing threads is basically useless, and a lifting surgery is required to complete the neck lifting effect.
The specific number of PDO mono threads depends on the specific neck area. If patients want to relieve double chin, the place where the threads can be inserted should be close to the top of the neck, and the number should be about 30; if it is for tightening the entire neck, which requires more PDO smooth threads to complete, about 50.
Can Threads Really Tighten Neck Skin?
Yes, according to an experimental report, smooth threads can lift and tighten the skin on the neck. The report stated that except for one patient who failed to give positive feedback due to severe platysma relaxation, the other subjects were basically satisfied with the results and used pictures to confirm the conclusions of the experiment.
PDO mono threads have been confirmed in various experiments to be effective in removing mild to moderate wrinkles and can tighten the skin. At the same time, it can also improve the texture of the skin and reduce dullness and pigmentation of the skin. PDO smooth threads can be inserted in various ways to achieve different effects. Practitioners can choose to lay them out row by row or can choose to place them crosswise. If the skin on the neck is seriously loose, practitioners can choose to use PDO cog threads to lift the sagging skin. The skin is lifted upward or to the upper left and right directions, giving a good anchoring at the fascia layer of the skin.
Is Thread Lift Better Than Botox?
Comparing a thread lift with Botox injections for neck rejuvenation raises the question of which method is superior. While Botox can temporarily relax muscles and reduce the appearance of wrinkles, it does not address skin laxity and does not provide the longer-term lifting effects that PDO single threads can.
Botox for neck lifting involves strategically injecting botulinum toxin into neck muscles to relax them, reducing the appearance of wrinkles and sagging while enhancing jawline definition. Like PDO lifts for necks, this non-surgical approach offers temporary but noticeable results, and the two cooperate for a smoother, more youthful neck contour.
Both are solutions for minor skin wrinkles. If it is moderate to severe sagging, lifting surgery can only be used to achieve more satisfactory results.
What Is The Disadvantages of Thread Lift?
Swelling and Bruising:
PDO mono thread lift is a minimally invasive surgery. The operation can usually be completed in half an hour. However, due to small needles being continuously inserted into the skin during the surgery, small pinholes will be left behind. There will be varying degrees of bruising and swelling at the puncture site, which is a very normal symptom after the procedure. While these effects are usually mild and temporary, they can still cause discomfort and may take 36 to 72 hours to resolve fully.
Risk of Infection:
Before burying the facial thread, the operating physician will fully disinfect and sterilize the face and strictly sterilize the anesthesia syringe and various medical auxiliary tools. This can avoid most of the risk of infection. However, there are still certain risks with PDO mono thread lifts. There is a risk of infection, so it is necessary to find a regular and sterile beauty clinic to perform the surgery. Patients must strictly abide by postoperative maintenance techniques to prevent infection or worsening of infection.
Visible Sutures:
Under normal circumstances, the inserted PDO threads will not appear on the face, and they will be the same as the normal facial state. This may occur if the PDO mono thread is placed improperly or if the patient has thin skin. Visible or palpable threads can compromise the skin’s natural appearance and may require additional treatments to correct.
Unnatural Effect:
PDO mono threads will cause unnatural effects when operated improperly. For instance, the filling of the nose requires superb filling technology. If the operation is improper, it will cause a crooked nose. When filling and lifting the eyebrows, attention should be paid to the symmetry of both sides, otherwise the result will be unnatural.
If the thread is placed asymmetrically or the tension is uneven, the result may appear asymmetrical or unnatural. This is especially problematic in highly visible areas such as the face and neck.
