PDO threads

[Bella10000]

Has anyone had these done? Experience, how painful it was??? 😁😁😁😁 xxx

You are numbed to it's not too bed.

I don't rate them much personally as they don't last very long and can be expensive.

Just had done today! 😁
Not painful, just stingy. Face was numbed first and its a bit tender now but no obvious marks which is fab
Now I just have to practice sleeping on my back (for me, the hardest part) as you shouldn't sleep on your side (putting pressure) after having them done. Also had a tiny bit of filler for a more polished result.
However......results are instant!! I admit I was a bit apprehensive when I first saw the result (eek, what have I done!! 😬) but I took a companion with me and they have said they look really great. Went to my hairdressers straight after (haven't seen her in a month and didnt tell her what I had done) and she asked me if I had been away. Face just looks really fresh and skin feels so soft and smooth. The real big tester will be seeing my work colleagues lol.

Also, just for the record, I didn't pay loads. I go to a great place where they are really professional and have regular great offers. (i.e. Threads for between £99 and £200 and three areas of botox for £99) And I have had colleagues who also started going to the same place based on my results so they can't be all that bad.
Shop around first and read reviews! It's worth it.

thegaggler.com/i-had-a-thread-lift-and-this-is-what-happened/

Just read this (link above) and from my initial experience thus far, it seems pretty accurate and reassuring.
Also, look up Eva Mendez before and after thread lift photos 😍 If that doesn't spur you on...

I did, I had my chin and jowls done. It’s more subtle than I expected. Then I had under my eyes filled and filler in my temples. I look like me but on a very good day.

@Findingmypurposeinlife

could you please let us know how long your threads lasted and were you happy with them, also have you had them done again since