Thread Lift in New York City

PDO (polydioxanone) thread lift using absorbable barbed sutures to mechanically lift sagging facial tissue and stimulate collagen production. Targets the mid-face, jowls, neck, brow, and nasolabial folds. Threads are inserted via cannula under local anesthesia and dissolve naturally over four to six months while collagen forms around them. Results may last nine to eighteen months. Sessions run forty-five to seventy minutes.

StudioMD's PDO thread lift uses FDA-cleared MINT™ PDO technology to lift and reposition sagging skin on the face, neck, jawline, and eye area without surgery. Dissolvable threads create an immediate mechanical lift and stimulate collagen production over several months. The procedure is performed by board-certified surgeons in a clinical setting, with results typically lasting 12–18 months. Suitable for patients seeking visible lift without general anaesthesia or extended recovery.

Dr. William Lao performs PDO thread lifts using Polydioxanone, Lactic Acid, and Polycaprolactone threads to lift and tighten the face and neck without surgery. The procedure takes 30 to 60 minutes under local anaesthesia. Results are visible immediately and continue developing as collagen production is stimulated, lasting six months to two years.

Silhouette InstaLift thread lift at Dr. Yael Halaas's Midtown East Manhattan practice using FDA-approved absorbable polypropylene threads with bioabsorbable micro-cones (Micro-Suspension Technology / Silhouette Soft). Lifts and repositions tissue in the brow, mid-face, nasolabial folds, and neck in approximately 30 minutes under local anaesthesia, with no incisions and minimal downtime.

Gotham Plastic Surgery offers PDO thread lifting using MINT (Minimally Invasive Nonsurgical Thread) threads — a next-generation barbed absorbable suture system that Dr. Philip Miller considers superior to standard PDO threads. Procedures are performed under local anaesthesia in under 30 minutes with zero downtime. Treatable areas include the mid-face, cheeks, jowls, eyebrows, neck, and jawline. Results are visible immediately and last approximately six to twelve months as the threads dissolve and stimulate collagen production.

Targeted PDO thread lift for the neck using FDA-cleared MINT sutures to address neck laxity, banding, and the loss of neck-jaw angle definition that develops with age. Biodegradable threads are placed under local anaesthetic to lift and smooth the neck skin and platysmal bands, stimulating collagen along the thread tract. Results last 12 to 18 months. Performed by StudioMD's board-certified physicians in SoHo and Midtown Manhattan — a non-surgical alternative to a surgical neck lift.

PDO (polydioxanone) thread lift using FDA-cleared MINT threads to lift and reposition sagging skin on the face without surgery. Biodegradable sutures are inserted through tiny entry points to mechanically lift tissue while stimulating collagen production along the thread tract. Results typically last 12 to 18 months. StudioMD's board-certified physicians perform the procedure at SoHo and Midtown NYC locations with no general anaesthesia and minimal downtime compared to a surgical facelift.

The Dr. G Lift is Dr. Alexander GolBerg's proprietary non-surgical facelift combining MINT PDO threads, PRF, bio-stimulating agents, and exosomes in a single session. Results last up to 18 months with no surgery or general anaesthesia. Developed at 910 Park Avenue, Manhattan, the procedure mechanically lifts sagging tissue while simultaneously stimulating collagen and elastin production for progressive structural improvement.

Dr. Ostad performs thread lifts using absorbable PDO or PLLA threads to mechanically lift mild-to-moderate facial laxity and stimulate collagen production along the thread tract. The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia through 1–2 mm entry points with no formal incisions. Results appear immediately, continue improving over two to three months, and last 12–18 months. Minimal downtime of three to five days makes it a practical option for Manhattan patients with active schedules.