PDO Thread Lift for the Stomach with Natasha Gordana- Murray

PDO thread Lift for the Stomach

with Natasha Gordana- Murray- UKs PDO thread expert

How do PDO threads work for stomach skin tightening?

A PDO thread abdominal lift ( also referred to as. abdominal skin tightening, body contouring, stomach. lift, tummy lift or belly lift) is a non surgical cosmetic procedure to lift and/or tighten skin tissues of the abdomen or lateral abdominal region whilst stimulating the body’s natural collagen production. These effects combine to produce a sleeker, more youthful appearance with no visible scarring or dimpling.

The mechanism of action of PDO is the same for other body parts. The threads are inserted under the skin using a cannula. These threads are designed with hook-like barbs that latch onto the tissues, having an upward lift effect of the tissues from these anchors. Over time, as the area heals, PDO threads are absorbed naturally, prompting collagenesis & leaving the tissues in their new, preferred positions.

The added benefits of PDO threads for stomach skin tightening• PDO thread procedures are minimally invasive• Recovery time is fast and patients can return home or to work on the same day.• It comes with minimal risks and relatively no complications

• The procedure is painless

How long does the procedure take?

This is an outpatient procedure that’s far less invasive than traditional plastic surgery. It’s performed in a clinical setting under local anaesthetic. You can expect the appointment to take an hour or less.

Who is a good candidate?

Sagging abdominal skin is a telltale sign of aging, but it doesn’t mean you’re a good candidate for a body thread lift. Ideal patients:

Are under age 65
Have minimal sun damage to the skin
Don’t have severe sagging or lots of excess skin

If you have any concerns about the procedure, don’t hesitate to ask us at EQlibrium Clinic today.

Are PDO threads safe?

PDO thread is a biodynamic material that stimulates collagen production but otherwise has minimal impact on surrounding body tissues. It dissolves over a period of months following the procedure, slowly lessening the lift.