Is it safe to be a model for cosmetic training of PDO thread lift?

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I am 39 and starting to see loss of elasticity in my neck and jaw. My sister is a PA that will be attending a training to learn how to do PDO threads. I have been looking into my options to help my skin, including the threads and laser treatments. I would love to do it but I am afraid of the setting being a “training” and my sister’s obvious inexperience. Everything I have read says to go to an experienced provider. Is it more or less likely to experience problems as a patient in a training

Atlanta Innovative Medicine · Answer

This is certainly a valid concern! Yes, it is important to ensure an experienced, certified provider&mdash;especially for subdermal treatments, like PDO thread lifts, and especially if you want to ensure your desired results. That said, it’s possible that the training program is led and closely monitored by highly trained, highly skilled professionals, who could ensure a positive experience. 
We would recommend doing extra thorough research on the training program, ensuring that the trainers are in fact highly qualified and that other participants have reported a safe experience and positive outcomes. We hope this is helpful! To learn more about the PDO thread process and all things aesthetics, please visit our website!

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