PDO 30g/25mm Mono Thread 10pcs

PDO

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PDO Mono Thread (30G/25mm)

CE certified medical device (as stated by Two Face Aesthetics for products supplied)
For professional use only by trained medical or aesthetic practitioners

CE certified medical device (as stated by Two Face Aesthetics for products supplied)
For professional use only by trained medical or aesthetic practitioners

PDO Mono Thread (30G/25mm)

Description

PDO 30g/25mm Mono Thread - 10pcs is a professional-use aesthetic medical device consisting of absorbable PDO (polydioxanone) mono threads designed for minimally invasive skin tightening and lifting. The threads are made from a biodegradable synthetic polymer commonly used as surgical suture material. After implantation, they are gradually absorbed over approximately 6–8 months through hydrolysis, during which they help stimulate new collagen formation. The product is intended for use by trained medical and aesthetic practitioners to improve skin firmness and address sagging in the face and other body areas.

Bnefits

Provides non-surgical tightening and lifting of sagging skin
Stimulates collagen production for gradual skin rejuvenation
Uses a biodegradable synthetic polymer widely used in surgical sutures
Absorbs over approximately 6–8 months while supporting tissue
Suitable for treating facial and selected body areas under professional supervision

Indications

Non-surgical lifting and tightening of mild to moderate skin laxity
Supportive treatment to improve skin firmness and elasticity
Collagen stimulation in the face and other indicated body areas
Use in aesthetic protocols by trained healthcare professionals for skin rejuvenation

Composition

Polydioxanone (PDO) biodegradable synthetic polymer mono thread
30G needle with 25 mm PDO mono thread (per piece)

Formulation

Absorbable monofilament PDO (polydioxanone) thread on needle
Biodegradable synthetic polymer that is broken down by hydrolysis over 6–8 months

Packaging

Box containing 10 x PDO 30g 25mm mono threads

Usage

For professional use only by trained and/or accredited medical or aesthetic practitioners.
To be implanted using appropriate aseptic technique and in accordance with local clinical guidelines and the manufacturer’s instructions.
Not for self-administration or use by untrained individuals.
Select treatment areas and thread placement patterns based on individual patient assessment and treatment plan.
Dispose of all used needles and packaging as clinical sharps and medical waste according to local regulations.

Contraindications

Known hypersensitivity or allergy to polydioxanone (PDO) or any component of the device
Active infection, inflammation, or skin disease at or near the intended treatment site
Uncontrolled systemic infection or severe systemic illness
Bleeding disorders or current use of anticoagulant therapy where thread implantation is not advised
Severe autoimmune or connective tissue disorders that may impair healing (as assessed by a healthcare professional)
Pregnancy or breastfeeding, unless specifically assessed and approved by a qualified clinician
Inability to comply with post-procedure care instructions

Adverse Effects

Transient redness, swelling, tenderness, or bruising at the insertion sites
Local discomfort or pain in the treated area
Temporary skin irregularities or palpable threads
Risk of infection at the insertion site
Hematoma or minor bleeding
Rarely, thread visibility, migration, or breakage requiring clinical review or intervention

Storage Conditions

Store in the original packaging until use.
Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
Protect from moisture and contamination.
Keep out of reach of children.
Do not use if the packaging is damaged or compromised.

Duration

PDO threads are gradually absorbed over approximately 6\u20138 months; the aesthetic effect and collagen stimulation may persist beyond this period depending on individual patient factors and treatment plan.

Onset

An initial mechanical lifting and tightening effect may be visible shortly after insertion, with further improvement over subsequent weeks to months as new collagen forms.