Thread Lift

Thread Lift

Scalp Collagen Stimulation

Thread Lift PDO (Polydioxanone) threads are absorbable sutures which stimulate collagen and provide scaffolding to aid the localization of cells, growth factors, exosomes to aid repair and regeneration.

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Special Features

• Non-surgical
• Gradual hair rejuvenation and reinvigoration
• Optional use of autologous living cells and growth factors with optional exosomes
• Reduce Early Hair Loss/Thinning
• Revitalize Hair Follicles
• Grow Hair Naturally
• Longer lasting and more effective repair and regeneration than traditional PRP alone
• Requires fewer sessions

Benefits

• Improved hair health
• Reduction of early hair loss
• Thicker hair
• Stronger hair
• Wider hair

Treatable Conditions​

• For individuals with early hair thinning desiring a natural rejuvenating option
• Hair health
• Early hair loss
• JowlsHair thinning
• Hair strength
• Hair diameter
• Post surgery
• Hair number and density are not treated

Frequent Ask Question

How is the treatment done?

Prior to treatment, topical and/or oral therapy for several weeks is essential to prime the scalp skin.

At the time of treatment, the following components are then administered:

PRP:

This plate rich plasma concentrate is extracted from own blood.  This concentrate contains active nutrients, cells, and growth factors which are directly injected into the scalp for hair rejuvenation for promotion of health microcirculation.

Generally, several sessions are required.

Results are more precise, longer lasting, and more complete when injections are done in stages.

The treatment takes about two hours in an outpatient clinic setting

Local anesthesia may be used.

When will I see the results?

The results are seen in six weeks

How long do the results last?

Results last about one year.

How to maintain or enhance my results?

One yearly treatment is recommended to help maintain results.

What is the recovery like?

Recovery lasts one day.

Mild swelling, mild bruising, and some soreness are expected.

Prescription pain medications are generally not necessary.

Most people return to work and activities in one day.

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