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Hydra facial after PDO Thread lift?

AniAvAvNov 21, 2017
I had a pdo thread lift for my right brow and my nasolabial folds, this Weekend. In three weeks I will have an apointment for a Hydra facial. Is it possible to do the Hydra facial 3 weeks after a pdo lift, without the pdo threads being vaccumed out? Thanks in advance for the answers

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