MONO Threads

HOw does it work?

PDO Mono threads is another treatment targeting skin rejuvenation. First, we numb the area and then using sterile technique, we insert small needles lined with suture threading. As we remove the needle from the skin the thread is left. The skin then identifies it as a wound and starts the regeneration process. Typically, the treatment should last 12 months, with a maintenance treatment done every 12 months after. This not only tightens the skin but promotes nature collagen stimulation.

Risks Associated…

  • Redness is common for the first 4 hours.

  • Swelling is common generally for the first several hours.

  • Bruising can be common but minimal.

  • Infection is a risk, however all precautions during procedure will be taken.

  • Allergic reaction (Highly unlikely however there is always a risk)

Aftercare.

  • No make up for the first 24 hours.

  • No strenuous exercise for the first 48 hours.

  • No active skincare products 48 hours post treatment.

  • Paracetamol can be taken if needed.

  • Cool compresses can be used to reduce inflammation.

  • Avoid touching your face for the first several hours to reduce infection risk.