PDO threads are a type of cosmetic treatment used to lift and rejuvenate the skin.

They are small, thread-like sutures made from a biocompatible material called polydioxanone, which has been widely used in the medical field for many years.

PDO threads are inserted into the skin to create a lifting and tightening effect. The threads are typically placed in strategic locations to target specific areas of concern, such as the face, neck, or body. The threads have tiny barbs or cones that anchor them to the tissue, allowing for immediate support and lift to the skin, and over time, they stimulate the production of new collagen, further enhancing the tightening and rejuvenating effects. PDO threads can be used to address various cosmetic concerns, including sagging skin, wrinkles, fine lines, and loss of facial volume. The treatment is known for its relatively quick recovery time compared to more invasive procedures,