PDO Threads Course (Monos & Twins)

Polydioxanone (PDO) threads are a popular and effective treatment for lifting and tightening loose or sagging skin, as well as inducing lipolysis. Originally developed in the Far East for aesthetic purposes, these threads have gained international recognition for their excellent clinical outcomes and high patient satisfaction rates. Beyond their use in aesthetic medicine, PDO threads are also widely utilized as absorbable sutures for wound closure across various surgical procedures such as cataract operations, cardiothoracic surgery, and abdominal surgery. As an aesthetic practitioner, it's crucial to understand the versatility and potential benefits of PDO threads in your practice.

Aims:

• To provide practitioners with a comprehensive understanding of PDO thread technology and its application in aesthetic medicine.
  
• To enhance practitioners' knowledge and skills in the use of PDO threads for non-surgical facial rejuvenation.
  
• To promote safe and effective practice through the development of technical skills, clinical judgement, and patient assessment.
  
• To encourage critical thinking and evidence-based practice in the use of PDO threads.
  
• To support practitioners in the management of potential complications associated with the use of PDO threads.
  

Objectives:

• To explain the mechanism of action of PDO threads and their role in non-surgical facial rejuvenation.
  
• To demonstrate the techniques for inserting monos and twins PDO threads in different facial areas, including the forehead, midface, and neck.
  
• To teach practitioners how to select appropriate thread types and sizes based on patient anatomy and desired outcomes.
  
• To discuss the potential risks and complications associated with PDO threads and their management strategies.
  
• To provide opportunities for hands-on practice under the supervision of experienced practitioners or trainers.