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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about PDO Thread.
Most adults with mild to moderate facial sagging, jowls, or lax neck skin are good candidates. A consultation at Gilluxe Aesthetics will assess skin quality, medical history, and goals to recommend PDO Threads or alternative treatments.
A typical PDO Thread session lasts 45 to 90 minutes depending on treated areas and the number of threads used. Time includes consultation, preparation, and post-procedure care instructions for comfort and best outcomes.
You’ll notice an immediate subtle lift from mechanical repositioning, with progressive tightening over 6–12 weeks as collagen forms. Final results develop over months and can last many months depending on individual factors and lifestyle.
Most clients feel only mild discomfort due to local anesthesia. Expect temporary swelling, bruising, or sensitivity for a few days. Downtime is limited; many return to light activities in 24–48 hours and normal routines within about a week.
Results typically last 9 to 18 months, varying by thread type, placement, lifestyle, and natural aging. Periodic touch-ups or combination treatments like fillers and energy-based therapies help maintain and extend the lift.
PDO Threads are generally safe when placed by trained clinicians, but risks include temporary bruising, infection, asymmetry, or thread visibility. Most issues resolve naturally; proper technique, aftercare, and follow-up at Gilluxe reduce complications.