Cleavage

Before the treatment there will be a no-obligation intake of 10 minutes. The doctor then listens carefully to your wishes, discusses the options and the expected result. He can also advise adding botox or fillers to the treatment for the best possible result. You can also schedule the non-binding intake separately from the treatment.

To prepare yourself as well as possible for the treatment, it is advisable not to drink alcohol, smoke or use blood-thinning medicines 48 hours in advance. Because of the administrative handling and the non-binding intake, we ask you to be present 15 minutes in advance.

After the intake and administrative processing, the treatment begins. If necessary, the doctor will anesthetize the entire route of the wire with an anesthetic syringe, or only the insertion site of the cannula.

The doctor will first disinfect your skin and mark the puncture points. He then gently inserts the wire using an ultra-thin needle/cannula. If you have already been treated once, he will insert the wire with a cannula into a previously pierced opening. In total, the treatment takes about 30 minutes.

This depends on how many zones we treat. The lifting effect is visible after about 3-6 weeks. We recommend that you return to the clinic periodically for consistent results.

You may experience mild swelling, redness or some bruising. This is slowly disappearing. We also advise you to give the skin as much rest as possible and not to expose it to sunlight or UV radiation for the first week. Follow the doctor's instructions as closely as possible.

A PDO thread lift of the décolleté costs: €1,200

We use dissolvable sutures. These are made of polydioxanone.

You will see results immediately, but you will see the full effect after about 3 to 6 months. Collagen formation is then optimal.

This depends on the area we treat and whether you also want botox and fillers. But usually the treatment takes about 30 minutes.

Take enough rest after the procedure to allow your body to recover properly after the procedure. Our advice is therefore not to go back to work immediately. You can resume your work at your own pace after a week. So, depending on the type of work, you can go back to work after about a week. You may not perform any physically demanding work for the first four weeks. Do you have physically heavier work? In that case, keep in mind that it will take four to six weeks before you can start working.