Thread Lift (PDO / PLLA Threads)

A thread lift uses absorbable surgical threads — typically PDO (polydioxanone) or PLLA (poly-L-lactic acid) — introduced under the skin through a fine blunt cannula. The threads do two things at once. Cogged or barbed threads grip the tissue and physically lift it into a higher position, giving an immediate mechanical result; and the body's response to the thread material triggers a controlled healing reaction that stimulates fibroblasts to lay down fresh…

At West Art Esthetic the procedure is performed by MUDr. David Pupala, certified in thread and suspension lifts. The flagship 16,000 Kč session uses a 3D cannula technique to lift and reshape the mid-face, jawline and cheeks; PLLA thread face modelling at 5,000 Kč is a lighter contouring option; and mesothreads at 300 Kč per thread are very fine threads used for skin-quality improvement and small-area firming rather than a structural lift. After local…

The lift is visible immediately, then settles over one to two weeks as swelling subsides. The collagen-stimulating effect builds over the following two to three months, and results generally last from several months up to around 12–18 months depending on thread type, the area and individual tissue. It suits people who want to address early-to-moderate sagging of the cheeks, jawline and brow without surgery or downtime, and is often combined with fillers…