Advanced Threads Course

For advanced practitioners, Full face Sculpting with PDO Threads includes designing of thread vectors on live model. How to achieve maximum Full-face Lifting. Essential anatomy and all about threads, physics, mode of action and different types of threads.

By the end of online PDO thread lift course, you will be able to; Identify who is a candidate for PDO thread lift. Understand the aesthetic consultation process. Understand and diagnose skin aging problems and conditions and how to treat them using PDO threads. Identify the indications and contraindications for PDO thread lift. Understand the functional anatomy and aging process of the skin and face. Identify the risks and complications of the procedure as well as avoiding and treating them. Know and use the pre and post care patient’s protocols. Know and properly apply the standard PDO threads techniques. The PDO threads lift online course offers an advanced theoretical and practical learning, including specific anatomy and techniques to achieve great results in your practice. The course offers comprehensive online instructions and as well as hands on lecture and demonstration on live models for all the techniques.

We have got you covered with our Advanced module, where you are going to learn theory of thread lifting, physics, their mode of action, types of thread how to pick up the right thread for particular area.

Foxy or cat eyes are very popular these days. Due to high demand from clients and students.  We have designed this course to give you real experience on our live models. We have made it interesting and easier for you.
It includes clinical assessment and detailed description about how to achieve sculpting results.

How to do alar reduction with latest techniques available worldwide. How to reshape whole nose with a single thread.

How to create perfect Dorsum Tip lifting, Selection of right patient, Essential anatomy and danger zone.

Methods of anesthesia You would be able to design your own vectors. Selection of right patients Dos and don’ts Post care FAQs about thread lifting.