are professional threads designed to revitalize the skin and reduce wrinkles and skin folds. Mono thread, wrapped in a ship along the length of the needle. The fiber allows you to achieve a volumetric effect – reducing wrinkles. The effects last up to 1.5 years.

How do PLLA threads work?

Polylactic acid (PLLA) is a substance naturally occurring in the body, which completely dissolves in the tissue after a certain period of time. The idea of ??using PLLA threads in aesthetic treatments was born in Korea and quickly gained popularity around the world. The treatment involves inserting PLLA threads under the skin (in selected areas) using a very thin needle. After insertion, the needle is removed and a dressing is applied to the skin. The treatment used creates a specific scaffold around which the body starts the process of neocollagenesis (production of new collagen fibers), stimulating fibroblasts to increase the synthesis of elastin and the synthesis of endogenous hyaluronic acid. After the treatment, the skin becomes more elastic, taut and elastic.

Application:

• strengthening the skin of the face and body,
• skin revitalization
• rejuvenation of the eye area,
• elimination of wrinkles
• lip contouring
• revitalization of the middle part of the neck,
• body shaping.

Advantages of use:

• fast recovery time,
• effect lasting up to 6 months,
• possibility of repeating the treatment,
• possibility of combining PDO treatments with volumetric treatments,
• naturalness of the effect obtained,
• large variety in the product range allows you to personalize the treatment,
• no cuts or scars.

Composition:

• Polylactic acid (PLLA) –a substance used for lifting treatments.

Protocol:

• Type: PLLA Screw threads,
• Relative density: 1.3 ~ 1.5 at 20 ?.
• available sizes:
  • 29G 25mm (needle) 30mm (thread),
  • 29G 38mm (needle) 50mm (thread),
  • 29G 50mm (needle) 70mm (thread).

Packaging:

• 20 pcs (2×10 pcs)

The product may be used only by professionals.

By making a purchase, you declare that you are a doctor or cosmetologist trained in the field of aesthetic medicine.