Princess Threads - PDO Barb II Anchor threads

is a thread about the structure of a double-sided anchor located in large density (6 two-way anchors per 1 cm thread). Once introduced with a comfortable cannula, the hooks attach to the lifting tissue providing a lift effect. The unusual shape enables two-way stabilization and increases the pull force, and the use of a comfortable cannula facilitates the introduction and placement of threads. Anchor model is used for: chin lifting,eyebrows, contour changes of cheek lines and mandibles.

How do PDO threads work?

Polidioxanon (PDO) is a synthetic fiber that after some time completely dissolves into the tissue. It has been used in the production of leather and subcutaneous sutures, which is why it has been used in medicine for many years. The idea of using PDO threads in aesthetic treatments was born in Korea and quickly gained popularity worldwide. The procedure involves inserting PDO threads under the skin (in selected areas) using a very thin needle. After introduction, the needle is removed and the skin is bandaged. The treatment used produces a specific scaffolding around which the body begins neocollagenesis (production of new collagen fibers), stimulation of fibroblasts to increased synthesis of elastin and synthesis of endogenous hyaluronic acid. The skin after treatment becomes more elastic, tense, flexible.

Advantages of use:

• recovery time,
• effect lasting up to 1,5 years,
• the possibility of repetition of the procedure,
• increased effects when combining PDO treatments with volumetric treatments,
• naturality of the effect obtained,
• wide variety in the product range allows personalization of the treatment,
• No cuts, no scars.

Composition:

• Polydioxanon (PDO) -synthetic fibre used for lifting operations.

Protocol:

• Type:PDO BARB II Anchor,
• Available sizes:
  • 18G/100mm.
• Injection:chin lifting,eyebrows, contour changes of cheek lines and mandibles.

Packaging:1 pcs

The product can be usedonlyby professionals.

When you purchase, you are a doctor or cosmetologist trained in aesthetic medicine.