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PDO thread
Lux Medical Spa Presents: The Innovative PDO Thread Lift
Seeking a non-invasive approach to achieving a revitalized look? Lux Medical Spa, located in Irvine, introduces the PDO thread lift procedure – the ultimate solution for those wanting a fresher appearance without the commitment of traditional facelift surgeries.
Understanding PDO Threads
PDO threads are a type of suture primarily utilized in thread lift procedures. Made from a transparent polyester, these threads naturally dissolve within approximately six months. The real magic lies in their ability to boost collagen production, enhancing your skin’s natural structure and suppleness. To cater to specific needs, PDO threads come in three distinct types: mono threads, cog threads, and screw threads, each having its unique application, whether that's tissue adjustment or replenishing volume to areas that have lost fullness.
What Areas Benefit Most from PDO Thread Lifts?
This remarkable treatment is versatile and can be applied to various facial regions showing aging signs. Areas around the eyes, cheeks, jaw, and neck are especially popular. It’s an excellent choice for those aiming for nuanced modifications, while evading the extended recovery period linked with surgical facelifts.
What to Expect Post-Treatment?
One standout benefit of the PDO thread lifts is the virtually negligible recovery period. Post-procedure, you can get back to your daily routine. However, minor side effects like light bruising, swelling, or a bit of redness might appear, fading within days. The longevity of PDO thread lifts results can span up to 18 months, influenced by the thread type and the skin's inherent condition.
Benefits of Choosing PDO Thread Lifts at Lux Medical Spa:
- Non-surgical and less invasive
- Swift recovery with minimal downtime
- Promotes collagen generation ensuring prolonged outcomes
- Adaptable for diverse facial regions
- Yields natural and authentic results
- Absence of scarring or surgical cuts
- Guaranteed safety and efficacy under the expertise of Dr. Cyrus Sedaghat
How Many Visits to Dr. Cyrus Sedaghat are Required?
The sessions you'll need hinge on your unique skin type and objectives. While many are satisfied after one to two visits, others might opt for more treatments to attain perfection. At Lux Medical Spa in Irvine, our seasoned team, led by Dr. Cyrus Sedaghat, will curate a bespoke treatment blueprint aligned with your aspirations.
In essence, for a rejuvenated look without the lengthy recovery of conventional facelifts, PDO thread lifts at Lux Medical Spa, under the expert guidance of Dr. Cyrus Sedaghat, are a game-changer. Reach out to us to delve deeper into our plethora of services and set up your consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
PDO thread
Benefits of PDO thread lifts include being non-surgical, having minimal downtime, stimulating long-lasting collagen production, treating multiple face areas, offering natural results, leaving no scars or incisions, and being safe and effective when done by trained professionals.
There's minimal downtime with PDO thread lifts. You can resume daily activities right away, though minor bruising, swelling, or redness might occur, subsiding in a few days. The treatment's effects can last up to 18 months depending on the thread type and individual skin condition.
Most people achieve their desired results after one or two sessions. However, some may require more treatments. It's best to consult with professionals at Lux Med Spa to determine the best personalized treatment plan.
PDO thread lifts can treat most facial areas showing signs of aging, including cheeks, jaw, neck, and eyes. It's ideal for those seeking subtle changes and wanting to avoid facelift surgery downtime.
PDO threads are one of three types of sutures used in thread lift procedures, made from a colorless polyester that breaks down in the body after about six months. They stimulate collagen production to restore skin's structure and elasticity and come in three categories: mono, cog, and screw threads.