NEOGENESIS PDO SCREW Thread 20ea/Pack
$45
The Neogenesis PDO Screw Thread is a monofilament PDO thread twisted in a spiral around the needle, filling in fine wrinkles with more volume and tension than a mono thread. It produces local tissue displacement, a prolonged and enhanced lifting effect and bio-stimulation. Supplied 20ea per pack, with a U-type Cannula option for the eye area.
About the PDO Screw Thread
The Screw Thread is a smooth, non-fixing monofilament wound in a spiral around the needle. The spiral form delivers more volume and tension than a basic mono thread, giving local displacement of tissue, a prolonged and enhanced lifting effect and a bio-stimulating effect. It suits mimic active zones, moderate adipose tissue and spot correction of problem areas such as the jowl, nasolabial fold and oval of the face. As a PDO thread, it stimulates neocollagenesis as it is absorbed.
Material & structure
Absorbable PDO thread.
Made of polydioxanone (PDO), an absorbable surgical material; the PDO raw material is classified by the US FDA as a Class II medical-device material.
Screw / spiral form.
A smooth, non-fixing monofilament twisted in a spiral around the needle, giving more volume and tension than a basic mono thread.
Local displacement and lift.
Produces local displacement of tissue, a prolonged and enhanced lifting effect and a bio-stimulating effect for mimic active zones.
Areas of application
Application areas: jowl, nasolabial fold and the oval of the face. Actual treatment plan is determined by the practitioner.
Model guide & application areas
Each model differs by needle gauge and length for a specific area and depth. Select per the indication and the practitioner’s plan.
Use & packaging
Focus & uses
Specifications
Frequently asked questions
What is the PDO Screw Thread?
A monofilament PDO thread twisted in a spiral around the needle, filling fine wrinkles with more volume and tension than a mono thread, supplied 20ea per pack.
How is it different from a Mono thread?
The spiral (screw) form provides more volume and tension than a smooth mono thread, giving a stronger volumizing and lifting effect.
Where is it applied?
The jowl, nasolabial fold and the oval of the face; a U-type Cannula option suits the eye area.
How long does the effect last?
As a PDO thread, the material is absorbed over about 6 months while new collagen helps maintain the result; duration varies by individual.
Is it FDA approved?
NEO Thread is CE Class III and KFDA certified. The PDO raw material is FDA-classified as a Class II medical-device material — a material classification, not product approval.
What sizes are available?
Models S3112–S2390 covering 31G to 23G, in a range of needle and thread lengths.
Who should perform the procedure?
A trained, licensed practitioner; thread lifting is a medical procedure.
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Safety information
This is a sterile, single-use absorbable thread for thread-lifting procedures. Thread lifting is a medical procedure to be performed only by trained, licensed practitioners. NEO Thread products are CE (Medical Device Class III) and KFDA certified; the PDO raw material is classified by the US FDA as a Class II medical-device material. Individual results vary and depend on technique, the patient and the model used. Use aseptic technique; mark insertion points and use local anesthetic per protocol. Bruising, swelling and discomfort may occur for 3–7 days, especially with improper technique. Patients should avoid sauna, swimming pools and excessive physical activity for about 2 weeks. Check dimensions and expiry date before use. Refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for use.
NEO Thread and NEOGENESIS are trademarks of their respective owner. For licensed healthcare professionals only. Last reviewed: June 2026.
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