Aesthetic Medicine

PDO Thread Lift

Non-Surgical Lifting & Skin Tightening

PDO Thread Lift

About This Treatment

PDO (Polydioxanone) thread lifting offers a non-surgical solution for facial lifting and skin tightening. Using biocompatible surgical threads that naturally dissolve over time, this treatment provides immediate lifting effect while stimulating long-term collagen production for lasting skin improvement.

At Alpha Medical, our practitioners utilise various thread types—smooth threads for collagen stimulation, barbed threads for lifting, and cog threads for maximum repositioning. This versatile approach allows for customised treatment addressing mild to moderate skin laxity without surgery.

Key Benefits

Immediate Lifting

Visible lifting effect from the first treatment.

Collagen Stimulation

Threads trigger ongoing collagen production as they dissolve.

Non-Surgical

Achieves lifting without incisions or general anaesthesia.

Minimal Downtime

Most patients return to normal activities within a few days.

Natural-Looking Results

Subtle improvement that doesn't look 'pulled' or overdone.

The Treatment Process

1

Consultation

Facial assessment to determine optimal thread type, quantity, and placement.

2

Anaesthesia

Local anaesthetic is applied to ensure comfort during the procedure.

3

Thread Insertion

Threads are inserted beneath the skin using fine needles or cannulas.

4

Positioning

Threads are positioned and skin is gently lifted into place.

Ideal For Treating

Sagging cheeks and jowls
Nasolabial folds
Marionette lines
Jawline definition
Neck laxity
Brow lifting
Nose tip lifting
Skin texture improvement

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to Begin?

Schedule a private consultation with our skin specialists to discuss how PDO Thread Lift can help you achieve your aesthetic goals.

Medical Disclaimer: Results vary between individuals. All treatments are performed by qualified medical professionals. A consultation is required to assess your suitability for any procedure. The information on this page is for educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice.