Course Content
Module 1: Foundations of Mono & Screw Threads
Learn the fundamentals of PDO threadlifting — from thread composition and tensile strength to the regenerative process that occurs as threads dissolve and stimulate fibroblast activity. Understand how PDO breakdown leads to Type I and Type III collagen formation, resulting in improved skin tone, elasticity, and lift over time.
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The fundamentals of PDO threadlifting
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Lesson 1 –
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Module 2: Upper-Face Rejuvenation — Hairline, Forehead, and Periorbital Region
The upper face often shows early signs of collagen loss, fat atrophy, and dynamic creasing from repeated expression. This module focuses on restoring tone, firmness, and lift through precise mono thread placement patterns that rejuvenate the forehead, brows, and eye area naturally and safely. By the end of this module, practitioners will understand how to combine mono and screw threads across the upper face to create natural rejuvenation, reduce reliance on neuromodulators, and promote long-term collagen remodeling for smoother, lifted, and radiant results.
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Hairline Lift & Forehead Firming
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“11” Lines (Glabellar Complex):
Eyebrow Lift (Tail of Brow & Temple Support):
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Crow’s Feet Correction:
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Under-Eye Firming & Toning (Blunt Cannula Technique):
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Module 3: Midface Rejuvenation — Cheeks, Nasolabial Folds, and Midface Support
The midface is the structural heart of facial rejuvenation — where skin laxity, volume loss, and repetitive movement intersect. This module teaches precise mono and screw thread applications to restore firmness, tone, and contour in the cheeks, nasolabial folds, and midface plane, with techniques that stimulate collagen and refine texture in even the most challenging areas. By the end of this module, participants will confidently treat the midface with PDO mono and screw threads to achieve visible lift, smoother skin, and collagen regeneration that continues to improve for months post-procedure.
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Cheek Pop Lift & Malar Support:
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Nasolabial Fold Softening:
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Accordion Lines of the Cheek Area:
Acne Scar Refinement:
Midface Collagen Mapping
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Module 4: Lower-Face Rejuvenation & Jawline Contouring
The lower third of the face defines facial youth and structure. It’s also where gravity, muscle pull, and fat descent are most visible. This module focuses on restoring firmness, redefining contours, and refining perioral texture using mono and screw threads designed for deep regenerative support. By the end of this module, participants will have the confidence to treat the entire lower face and jawline with precision and artistry — achieving smoother perioral texture, firmer skin tone, and youthful lower-face definition using mono and screw threads as regenerative tools rather than purely mechanical lifts.
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Smoker’s Lines (Perioral Wrinkles)
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Vermillion Border of the Lips
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“Orange Peel” Chin Texture:
Volume Loss in the Jawline:
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Submental Fat & Laxity:
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Jawline Contouring & Lift:
Module 5: Neck, Submental, and Décolleté Rejuvenation
The neck and décolleté are among the first areas to reveal aging and lifestyle habits — often showing laxity, horizontal creasing, and texture changes long before the face. This module focuses on tightening, toning, and remodeling the skin in these regions using mono and screw threads to stimulate collagen, improve elasticity, and restore youthful smoothness. By the end of this module, practitioners will confidently address one of the most neglected yet telling regions of aging — the neck and décolleté — combining artistry, anatomical awareness, and regenerative science for long-lasting rejuvenation.
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Tech Lines of the Neck:
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Vertical Neck Bands and Laxity:
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Submental Rejuvenation
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Décolleté Firming and Line Reduction:
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Neck and Jawline Integration
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Final Exam
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Course Quiz
Online Mono Thread Training

Explore the use of fine gauge mono threads for atrophic acne scars, especially in the malar and submalar zones. Learn how threads promote neocollagenesis beneath scar tissue to improve texture, volume, and skin tone over time, without the risk of overfilling.

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