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PDO Threads Guide: Which Threads to Use & Where

Updated: May 24, 2025


Match the right thread type to the treatment area for optimal lift, rejuvenation, and collagen stimulation.


Face Areas


Brows & Forehead Lift

  • Thread Type: Cog Threads (360° or 4D)

  • Why: Provides strong anchoring and lift for a non-surgical brow elevation.


Cheeks & Mid-Face

  • Thread Type: Cog Threads or Molding Threads

  • Why: Lifts sagging tissues and restores volume in the cheek area.


Nasolabial Folds (Smile Lines)

  • Thread Type: Mono or Screw Threads

  • Why: Stimulates collagen to soften deep folds and smooth the skin.


Jawline & Jowls

  • Thread Type: Cog Threads (Barbed or 4D)

  • Why: Defines the jawline and tightens loose lower face skin.


Under Eyes (Tear Troughs)

  • Thread Type: Mono Threads (very fine)

  • Why: Improves texture and tightens delicate under-eye skin.


Lips (Vermilion Border)

  • Thread Type: Mono or Twist Threads

  • Why: Enhances lip contour and firmness subtly.


Chin

  • Thread Type: Cog Threads

  • Why: Improves chin projection and reduces sagging under the chin.


Body Areas


Neck & Décolletage

  • Thread Type: Mono or Screw Threads

  • Why: Tightens crepey skin and improves texture with collagen stimulation.


Abdomen (Loose Skin/Postpartum)

  • Thread Type: Screw or Double Screw Threads

  • Why: Great for skin tightening and improving skin laxity over time.


Buttocks Lift / Hip Dips

  • Thread Type: Cog Threads (long)

  • Why: Used to lift and shape the glutes and improve volume.


Inner Arms / Thighs

  • Thread Type: Mono or Cog Threads

  • Why: Addresses sagging and improves firmness in delicate skin areas.


Knees

  • Thread Type: Mono Threads

  • Why: Treats fine wrinkles and stimulates tightening around the knee area.


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This blog post is intended for informational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice, training, or instruction for performing any aesthetic or body contouring treatments. Always seek professional training and certification from a qualified provider before performing any procedures.


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