When we get older, our bodies stop producing as much collagen.
In turn, this causes our skin to lose volume and become less firm. Muscles also start to lose mass and tone, especially in the face, which can cause some parts of our face to lose their structural support.
This all sounds quite technical, but what it results in a lot of times is that our eyebrows begin to sag and droop. This is because with a lack of collagen, the skin has trouble holding its shape and position because it’s not as plump as it was when you were younger.
Drooping eyebrows can make us look sad or even angry, even if we don’t feel like that. It’s not surprising, then, that many people are looking for ways to address this issue and reverse the signs of aging.
PDO threads have become a very popular anti-aging procedure because they produce amazing results and are minimally-invasive. But, can PDO threads be used for eyebrow lifting?
Let’s take a look.
Drooping eyebrows can make us look sad or even angry, even if we don’t feel like that. It’s not surprising, then, that many people are looking for ways to address this issue and reverse the signs of aging.
Medically reviewed by: Elizabeth Williams RN
Updated: 4/30/2025
What is a PDO Thread Eyebrow Lift?
One of the most effective ways at improving sagging eyebrows is through a PDO thread eyebrow lift.
Unlike surgical options, a PDO thread eyebrow lift is a minimally-invasive procedure that doesn’t require the use of general anesthesia or you getting “cut open.” At the same time, it produces amazing results, making your face look more youthful, with little to no recovery and downtime as well as no scarring.
Your provider will use lifting PDO thread that have barbs on the end of them to grab onto parts of your skin and underlying tissue and lift it back up into a more natural position. This will make your eyebrows and the region around them look more like they did when you were younger.
In addition to the immediate lifting effect these PDO threads will have, they will also give you long-lasting effects since they help to stimulate the production of new collagen in the area.
As your body works to break down the PDO threads naturally, it will produce more collagen. This collagen will, as mentioned before, have a rejuvenating effect on your skin, making it look smoother, plumper and more like it did when you were younger.
This is another reason why PDO threads are so valued for cosmetic procedures today — they produce natural-looking results, especially when compared to other procedures available.
How Does an Eyebrow Lift with PDO Threads Work?
The first step of an eyebrow lift is a consultation with your provider. They will examine your eyebrows and your skin, and discuss with you the best course of action to take.
Before the procedure begins, they will use local numbing agents to ensure you’re completely comfortable during the procedure. While you may feel some slight tugging and pressure during the treatment, you shouldn’t feel any pain.
Next, the PDO threads will be inserted into your skin using a pre-loaded cannula, which is similar to how an IV line is inserted. Your provider will then position the PDO threads in the right spot to give you the results you desire.
While the exact positioning of the threads will depend on your current skin condition and the results you want, generally speaking, they will help to create more space between your eyebrows and your eyes.
Once the threads have been inserted, your provider will check for symmetry before trimming excess away and removing the cannula carefully.
The goal of an eyebrow lift with PDO threads is to elevate your eyebrows from their current position, which, as mentioned, is often drooped. This will create more space between your eyebrows and your eyes, giving extra definition to this part of your face.
An eyebrow lift may also be used in conjunction with other PDO threads treatments to add extra definition and contour around your eyes. One of the most popular treatments in this regard is a fox eye lift, which can give you the desired look that has become so popular.
This overall treatment will help to tighten and lift your eyebrows, add contour and definition to your eyes, give them a more oval shape, and reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines in the area.
After the procedure is over, you should notice some immediate results from the eyebrow lift. You’ll continue to see improved results over time, too, as your body produces the extra collagen as part of the natural healing process.
| Step | Description |
|---|---|
| 1. Consultation | Provider assesses eyebrow condition, skin tone, and discusses desired results with the patient. |
| 2. Local Anesthetic | A numbing agent is applied to ensure comfort during the procedure. |
| 3. Thread Insertion | PDO threads are inserted using a pre-loaded cannula for minimal trauma. |
| 4. Lifting & Positioning | Threads are gently adjusted to lift the eyebrow into a more youthful, elevated position. |
| 5. Finishing Touches | Cannulas are removed, symmetry is checked, and excess thread is trimmed. |
| 6. Recovery & Results | Immediate lift is visible, with collagen production improving results over time. |
Get the Eyebrow Lifting Results You’re Looking for with V Soft Lift’s PDO Threads
PDO threads are quickly becoming one of the most popular cosmetic procedures today due to the fact that they are minimally-invasive, produce amazing results and have limited to no downtime and recovery time.
They are significantly less invasive than surgical eyebrow lifts, and they produce great anti-aging results that are natural looking and that anyone would desire.
When you choose your provider for your PDO thread eyebrow lift, make sure that you select one who is reputable and has experience with the procedure. Also make sure that they use high-quality threads, such as those produced by V Soft Lift.
Our PDO threads are very versatile and of the highest quality. We have created many different types of PDO threads, each of which can be used for different treatment areas and skin types.
This allows providers to choose the type of thread that’s best for each individual patient.
For more information, contact us today.
