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How to Detect Counterfeit PDO Threads

A good place to start to detect counterfeit PDO threads is to check the product packaging. It should have the name of the company that you purchased the product from, and you should easily be able to recognize it.
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How Do PDO Threads Differ by Country in Terms of Regulation?

While the procedures themselves and the material from which PDO threads are made are similar in all countries, there are some differences in terms of how they are regulated.
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What Makes a PDO Thread High Quality?

High-quality threads are completely medical-grade and are absorbable by the body. Because of this, there is a very low risk of any adverse reactions, which is one of the biggest benefits of the treatment.
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Is Bruising Normal After a PDO Thread Lift?

After the procedure is over, you may experience some bruising and/or swelling in the treatment area. This is completely normal and is your body’s way of starting the healing process.
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Are PDO Threads Safe for Darker Skin Tones?

People who have darker skin tones might be at higher risk for keloid scars or hyperpigmentation following a PDO threads treatment.
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How to Store PDO Threads for Maximum Shelf Life?

Sunlight can do a lot of damage to PDO threads, just as it can to many other things. The sun’s harmful rays can cause oxidation, which can break down the threads and make them not as strong and reliable — of even usable in extreme cases.
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How Are PDO Threads Sterilized Before Packaging?

We use ethylene oxide (or EO) to sterilize our PDO threads. This gas is commonly used to sterilize various medical devices, as it has proven to be very effective at killing microorganisms.
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Can PDO Threads Help with Jowl Reduction without Surgery?

The biggest benefits of getting a PDO threads treatment for jowl reduction is the fact that you don’t have to undergo surgery. There is no need for general anesthesia for the treatment, as your practitioner will just use local numbing agents to ensure you are comfortable.
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Is It Safe to Get PDO Threads with a Pacemaker or Metal Implants?

PDO thread treatments are considered generally safe, even for people who have a pacemaker or metal implants. The main reason is because there is no metal contained in PDO threads at all, nor are there any components that are metal, either.
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Are There Age Limits for PDO Thread Procedures?

While there are no age limits for PDO threads procedures, there is a general range for whom the treatments work best. In most cases, the ideal age range for PDO threads treatments are people who are in their 30s through early 60s.
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Do PDO Threads Affect Facial Expressions?

The short answer to this question is: Yes, PDO threads will affect facial expressions — but in a good way. They will not make it harder for you to smile, for example, or change some of your natural facial expressions such as a rise of the eyebrow or the cute scrunch of a face.
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Can You Combine PDO Threads with PRP or PRF Treatments?

Not only can you combine PDO threads with PRP or PRF treatments, but it is actually common for people to do so. By combining treatments, people are able to maximize the anti-aging results that they get.
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