PDO Threads in Staten Island, NY
Non-surgical lifting and skin tightening.
About PDO Threads
PDO (polydioxanone) thread treatments offer a non-surgical approach to lifting and tightening skin. We offer both PDO Thread Lifts for visible lifting of sagging tissue and PDO Smooth Threads for collagen stimulation and skin texture improvement. The absorbable threads naturally dissolve over time while stimulating collagen production for lasting improvement.
Well suited to patients noticing early laxity or sagging who want a non-surgical option with both immediate lifting and gradual collagen improvement.
- Are noticing mild to moderate sagging along the jawline, cheeks, or neck
- Want visible lifting without a surgical facelift
- Are interested in collagen stimulation for longer-term tightening
- Prefer minimal downtime compared to surgical options
- Want structural improvement that develops naturally over time
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What to Expect
Your treatment journey, step by step.
Consultation
We assess your skin laxity and facial structure to determine the best thread type and placement strategy.
Preparation
The treatment area is cleansed and local anesthesia is applied for comfort.
Treatment
Threads are carefully inserted beneath the skin using fine needles. Thread Lift procedures involve anchoring and repositioning tissue; Smooth Threads are placed in a mesh pattern.
Aftercare
Some swelling and mild bruising are normal. We provide detailed aftercare instructions and schedule a follow-up.
Common questions about PDO Threads
Thread Lifts use barbed threads to physically lift and reposition sagging tissue. Smooth Threads are placed in a mesh pattern to stimulate collagen and improve skin texture without a lifting effect.
Threads dissolve naturally over 4–6 months, but collagen stimulation continues. Most patients enjoy results for 12–18 months.
Expect mild swelling for 3–7 days. Most patients return to normal activities within a few days but should avoid strenuous exercise for 1–2 weeks.