Lift and contour,
with a personal assessment.
Learn about the PDO thread areas supported by Hebe, including the brow, cheeks, jawline, and neck.
Four areas of conversation.
PDO thread treatment uses absorbable sutures placed beneath the skin. Whether it fits your goals depends on your anatomy, skin, health history, and expectations.
Your provider should explain the proposed placement, type of thread, limitations, alternatives, aftercare, and possible complications before treatment.
Brow
A brow-focused consultation considers the area, degree of change sought, facial balance, and alternatives.
Cheeks
Cheek treatment planning considers tissue position, volume, symmetry, and whether another approach may better fit the goal.
Jawline
Jawline contouring discussions focus on anatomy, skin laxity, realistic limits, and the expected recovery period.
Neck
Neck treatment requires an in-person assessment of the tissue, skin, and the kind of change you hope to see.
Know the plan before treatment day.
Review medications, supplements, allergies, prior procedures, and relevant conditions. Ask about discomfort, bruising, swelling, activity restrictions, follow-up, and what symptoms require prompt attention.
Questions to discuss in person.
Who may be a candidate for PDO threads?
Candidacy depends on anatomy, skin characteristics, health history, goals, and the provider’s assessment. A consultation is required.
Are PDO threads the same as a surgical facelift?
No. PDO threads are a nonsurgical procedure with different capabilities, risks, recovery, and duration. Discuss realistic limits and alternatives.
How long do results last?
Duration varies by treatment plan and individual response. Ask your provider what is reasonable for the proposed area and thread type.
What recovery should I expect?
Recovery can include swelling, bruising, tenderness, or temporary irregularities. Your provider can explain activity and aftercare instructions for the specific plan.
What complications should I know about?
Ask about infection, asymmetry, dimpling, thread visibility or movement, discomfort, and other procedure-specific risks, along with how concerns are handled.
Start with an honest assessment.
Discuss your goals, questions, and available options at Hebe.
