PDO Thread

What Are Auro PDO Threads?

Auro PDO Threads are absorbable aesthetic threads made from polydioxanone (PDO), designed for professional aesthetic applications including facial lifting, skin tightening, and collagen stimulation.

Auro Threads provides a complete range of PDO Thread solutions, including Mono Threads, Screw Threads, and Cog Threads, allowing aesthetic professionals to select suitable thread designs based on different treatment areas, lifting requirements, and treatment goals.

With different thread structures and specifications available, Auro PDO Threads offer flexible options for modern aesthetic procedures.

What Types of PDO Threads Does Auro Offer?

Auro Threads offers different PDO Thread designs to support various aesthetic applications.

Mono PDO Threads

Mono PDO Threads are smooth, single PDO threads primarily used for collagen stimulation and skin tightening. They are commonly selected for skin rejuvenation treatments where improving skin firmness and overall skin quality is the main goal.

Screw PDO Threads

Screw PDO Threads feature a twisted thread structure that provides enhanced support compared with standard Mono Threads. They are often used for areas requiring additional volume support, improved skin texture, and facial rejuvenation.

Cog PDO Threads

Cog PDO Threads feature barbs along the thread surface, designed to provide stronger tissue engagement and lifting support. They are commonly selected for facial contouring applications, including jawline definition and areas requiring greater lifting support.

How Do I Choose the Right PDO Thread?

Choosing the appropriate PDO Thread depends on the treatment area, skin condition, and desired treatment objective.

Choose Mono PDO Threads for:

• Collagen stimulation
• Skin tightening
• Improving skin quality

Choose Screw PDO Threads for:

• Additional support compared with smooth threads
• Facial rejuvenation applications
• Areas requiring moderate structural support

Choose Cog PDO Threads for:

• Facial lifting
• Jawline contouring
• Stronger tissue support

Different thread designs are created for different purposes, so selecting the correct PDO Thread type is an important part of treatment planning.

What Is the Difference Between Mono, Screw, and Cog PDO Threads?

The main difference between PDO Thread types is the thread structure and intended application.

Mono PDO Thread

• Structure: Smooth single thread
• Main Application: Collagen stimulation and skin tightening

Screw PDO Thread

• Structure: Twisted thread structure
• Main Application: Additional support and rejuvenation

Cog PDO Thread

• Structure: Barbed lifting thread
• Main Application: Tissue anchoring and lifting support

Professional practitioners typically choose between these thread types according to the treatment area and the level of support required.

What Are PDO Threads Used For?

PDO Threads are commonly used in aesthetic procedures where skin tightening, lifting support, or collagen stimulation is desired.

Common applications include:

• Facial lifting
• Jawline contouring
• Cheek support
• Skin tightening
• Facial rejuvenation
• Neck treatments

The suitable PDO Thread design depends on the specific area being treated and the intended outcome.

How Do PDO Threads Work?

PDO Threads work through a combination of temporary structural support and collagen stimulation.

After placement, PDO Threads provide support within the tissue while the body gradually responds by forming collagen around the treated area. Over time, the PDO material is naturally absorbed.

Different thread structures create different levels of support and are selected according to specific aesthetic applications.

How Long Do PDO Threads Last?

PDO Threads are absorbable and gradually break down naturally after treatment.

The duration of results may vary depending on:

• Thread type and design
• Treatment area
• Individual tissue characteristics
• Treatment technique
• Lifestyle factors

Different PDO Thread designs may provide different levels of support during the absorption process.

Frequently Asked Questions About PDO Threads

Are PDO Threads safe for aesthetic treatments?

Yes, PDO Threads are generally considered safe for aesthetic treatments when used by trained and qualified professionals following appropriate treatment protocols. Made from polydioxanone (PDO), a biocompatible and absorbable material, these threads are designed to gradually dissolve after providing temporary tissue support and collagen stimulation.

How many PDO Threads are needed for a treatment?

The number of PDO Threads needed depends on the treatment area, thread type, and desired aesthetic goals. There is no fixed number for every treatment, as practitioners select the appropriate quantity and configuration based on individual needs.

Can PDO Threads be combined with dermal fillers or skin boosters?

Yes, PDO Threads can be combined with dermal fillers or skin boosters as part of a comprehensive aesthetic treatment approach. PDO Threads focus on lifting support and collagen stimulation, while fillers and skin boosters address other aesthetic goals such as volume enhancement and skin hydration.

What is the difference between PDO, PCL, and PLLA Threads?

PDO, PCL, and PLLA Threads differ mainly in their material properties, absorption characteristics, and collagen stimulation profiles. PDO Threads are commonly used for lifting and tightening, while PCL and PLLA Threads are often selected for longer-lasting collagen stimulation.

Who can use PDO Threads?

PDO Threads are intended for trained and qualified aesthetic professionals who have knowledge of thread lifting techniques and facial anatomy. Proper product selection and treatment planning are essential for achieving appropriate results.

How should I choose the right PDO Thread type?

The right PDO Thread depends on the treatment area, desired outcome, and required level of support. Mono Threads are commonly used for skin tightening, Screw Threads for additional tissue support, and Cog Threads for stronger lifting effects.