1056 Osceola Pkwy, Kissimmee, FL 34744

Beautiful Orlando • Kissimmee / Orlando • Thread Lift

PDO Thread Lift

A refined alternative to a surgical facelift—designed to lift, contour, and refresh the appearance of the face with minimal downtime. PDO (polydioxanone) threads are absorbable and support collagen stimulation over time.

Lift + contour Minimally invasive Collagen support Private rooms

1056 E Osceola Pkwy, Kissimmee, FL 34744 • (407) 766-6080

PDO thread lift Kissimmee • thread lift Orlando • nonsurgical facelift Central Florida

~30–60 min Minimal downtime Customized plan
We tailor placement and thread type based on your facial anatomy and goals—aiming for natural lift, not an “overdone” look.

What Is a PDO Thread Lift?

A PDO thread lift uses polydioxanone threads placed beneath the skin to create an immediate lifting effect while also supporting collagen formation that can help improve the look of firmness and texture as you heal.

Immediate effect Threads can provide an instant “repositioning” effect for a more lifted appearance.
Skin quality over time As the threads dissolve, collagen support can help improve the look of tightness and texture.
Medspa-perfect: Ideal for patients who want noticeable refinement without the downtime of a surgical facelift.

Two PDO Thread Approaches

We select the thread type based on your anatomy and goals.

Mesh (Smooth threads) Creates a supportive “mesh” under the skin that can tighten naturally as collagen develops—subtle and refined.
Lift (Barbed threads) Uses barbed threads that “grip” beneath the skin to create a more immediate lift; collagen can help support results over time.

Benefits

  • Lifted, more contoured appearance
  • Minimally invasive alternative to surgery
  • Collagen-supporting benefits over time
  • Little to no downtime for most patients
  • Pairs well with complementary treatments (when appropriate)

What to Expect

Local anesthetic is typically used for comfort. Threads are placed according to your treatment plan and you go home the same day. Temporary swelling, bruising, and redness near insertion points can occur for several days.

Right after You may notice an immediate lift and contour refinement.
Longevity Results vary by technique, skin quality, and lifestyle; maintenance may be recommended.

Aftercare

Follow your provider’s instructions carefully. Common guidance may include avoiding strenuous exercise/excessive sweating, avoiding rubbing or massaging the face, and avoiding straws for a short period as directed. Many people return to normal activities within about a week.

Elevated results: Think “recovery couture” for a few days—gentle cleansing, elevated sleep, and zero tugging on the skin.

Best Candidates

Patients with mild-to-moderate skin laxity who want lift and contour without surgery may be good candidates. A consultation confirms candidacy and sets a realistic plan.

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Obtain a more contoured look

Schedule a private consultation to explore thread type, placement, and a plan that fits your goals.

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FAQs

Is a PDO thread lift the same as a facelift? +

No. A thread lift is minimally invasive and offers subtle-to-moderate lifting and contouring. A surgical facelift provides more dramatic structural repositioning.

Will I look “overdone”? +

The goal is natural refinement. Smooth threads can look very subtle; barbed threads can create a more immediate lift—your plan is customized.

Is there downtime? +

Downtime is usually minimal, but swelling/bruising can occur for several days. Many return to normal activities within about a week, depending on aftercare instructions.

How long do results last? +

Results vary by technique, skin quality, and lifestyle. Many patients enjoy results for months to 1–2+ years, and maintenance may be recommended.

What should I avoid after treatment? +

Common guidance includes avoiding strenuous activity, excessive sweating, rubbing/massaging the face, and straws for a short period—follow your provider’s exact plan.

Credible Sources

  1. American Society of Plastic Surgeons (thread lift overview):
    plasticsurgery.org/cosmetic-procedures/thread-lift
  2. Cleveland Clinic (thread lift basics):
    my.clevelandclinic.org/health/treatments/24072-thread-lift
  3. American Academy of Dermatology (cosmetic procedures education):
    aad.org/public/cosmetic

This page is informational and does not replace a medical consultation. Individual results vary.