THREAD LIFT • COLLAGEN SUPPORT

HDPDO Thread Lift

Polydioxanone (PDO) threads are dissolvable, thin threads. Depending on placement, threads can be used to lift and contour the face and stimulate the skin’s ability to produce collagen.

Lift + contour Collagen stimulation Minimal downtime options
HDPDO threads treatment at Refresh LA

A refined lift—without surgery

PDO threads are placed beneath the skin to support lifting and definition. Over time, as the threads dissolve, they can help encourage collagen production for a smoother, more supported look.

Targeted definition

Jawline, cheeks, and lower-face support—based on your anatomy and goals.

Natural finish

A subtle, elevated result—never “overdone.”

Collagen support

Threads gradually dissolve while supporting collagen stimulation over time.

Watch: HD PDO Threads

Videos are for education. Your consultation determines candidacy, placement, and expected outcomes.

Procedure

To keep you comfortable throughout the process, topical numbing cream is applied to the target area. After the numbing cream sits for about thirty minutes, the threads are carefully inserted and anchored. This can support lifting of sagging skin, sharpen the jawline, help flatten double chins, soften folds in the face, and stimulate collagen production.

Possible side effects

Can include pain, minor bruising, infection, snapping of threads, hematoma, inflammation, hair loss, salivary gland injury, or dimpling.

RESULTS

Before & After

Individual results vary. Your provider will discuss what’s realistic for your anatomy and goals.

HDPDO threads before and after - image 1
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Important disclaimer

As with most medical procedures, there are certain risks and side effects associated with a thread lift. These may include pain or discomfort, facial asymmetry, risk of infection, bruising and swelling, threads being felt under the skin, thread migration, and thread breakage.

Sources

For general education on thread lifts and PDO thread concepts, see:

Note: Specific product labeling and clearance depend on the exact device used. Your provider can share details during consultation.