PDO THREADS
PDO Thread treatments require precision, advanced technique, and a deep understanding of facial anatomy. Kayla takes a personalized, detail‑driven approach to every PDO Thread treatment, carefully assessing facial structure, skin quality, and individual goals before developing a customized plan.
By focusing on balance, proportion, and intentional thread placement, Kayla delivers results that enhance facial support and skin quality without appearing overdone. Her approach prioritizes natural outcomes, thoughtful planning, and collagen stimulation to support long‑term facial rejuvenation.
Patients seeking PDO Threads in OKC, Edmond, and surrounding areas trust Kayla’s careful technique and customized treatment plans to achieve refined, elevated results that age beautifully over time.
TREATMENT TIME: 30 Minutes
WHO IS A CANDIDATE FOR THIS SERVICE?
PDO Threads are suitable for men and women ages 18 and older who are looking to improve the overall quality, tone, and texture of their skin while supporting long‑term collagen production. Ideal candidates for PDO Threads in Edmond, OKC, and surrounding areas want subtle, natural‑looking rejuvenation without surgery or added volume.
You may be a good candidate for PDO Threads if you:
Want to improve skin firmness and elasticity
Are experiencing early signs of skin laxity
Want smoother, more refined skin texture
Are looking to boost collagen production naturally
Prefer gradual, long‑term results over dramatic changes
Want to maintain natural facial movement and expression
PREP
Avoid alcohol at least 5 days before your treatment.
Avoid ingredients that increase the risk of bleeding or bruising, such as Advil or ibuprofen.
RECOVERY + DOWNTIME
Refrain from touching or massaging the treated area to avoid moving threads, sleep slightly elevated if you experience any swelling, avoid strenuous activity for 24 hours after your appointment.
HOW OFTEN CAN I RECEIVE THIS TREATMENT?
This will depend on various factors. After you get the number of treatments that your provider recommends you will get a maintenance treatment once a year.