PDO Thread Lift

InjectCo Dallas performs PDO (polydioxanone) thread lift procedures for facial and neck lifting using biocompatible dissolvable sutures. Treatment areas include the cheeks and mid-face, jawline and jowls, neck, brow, and nasolabial folds. Threads dissolve naturally over six to twelve months while stimulating collagen production; lifting results typically last twelve to eighteen months. The procedure takes under one hour.

PDO thread lifts at InjectCo Dallas offer a minimally invasive alternative to surgical lifting for patients who are beginning to notice skin laxity but are not yet candidates for facelift surgery. The procedure uses polydioxanone sutures — the same absorbable material used in surgical stitching — to mechanically reposition sagging tissue and simultaneously trigger a collagen-remodelling response at the insertion points along the suture tract. The Dallas clinic's nurse injectors treat the full range of lifting indications: mid-face and cheek ptosis, jawline and jowl softening, neck skin laxity, brow descent, and deepened nasolabial folds. Thread configuration — barbed lifting threads, smooth collagen-stimulating threads, or a combination — is determined in consultation based on the degree of laxity and the anatomical zone being treated. The procedure is completed in under one hour with local anaesthetic applied before insertion. Patients typically return to light daily activities the same or following day, with minor swelling and bruising resolving over one to two weeks. PDO threads dissolve over six to twelve months, but the collagen remodelling they trigger continues beyond that window. Clinical longevity for visible lifting sits at twelve to eighteen months for most patients, making PDO threads a practical mid-cycle treatment between filler appointments or as a preparatory step before considering surgical options. InjectCo's team of advanced nurse injectors holds over 75 years of combined experience and has delivered more than 18,500 documented treatments across the Texas network with zero major complications reported. Consultation is included, and CareCredit financing is available.