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Generally, this is not painful, but that is a highly variable answer because some patients are more sensitive than others. Patients who are anxious can receive oral sedation. Local anesthetics are required and can be painful during the infiltration process. Over time threads can migrate and the barbs can irritate nerves thereby making them painful at a much later date.
There is minor discomfort during the procedure but a local anesthetic will be applied to the area where you will be treated to minimize the amount of pain. Please contact a qualified provider or a board-certified physician with extensive experience in these procedures.
A thread performed with PDO Threads is typically no more painful than injectables treatments with dermal fillers. Before each procedure, I typically apply a combination of topical and injectable numbing agents to help reduce pain and maximize patient comfort.
PDO thread lift is minimally invasive lunchtime procedure! PDO thread lift has controlled healing benefits and you have very little amount of bruising or absolutely 0 bruising! They can be inserted almost anywhere on the body and are best for the lower jaw,neck, and face area! The PDO threads are great for restoring that youthful v-shape face again! I hope this helps you on your journey!:)
The thread lift itself is not painful. The lack of results, and quick loss of marginal results is the most painful part at 6 to 12 months later.
Thread lifts are completely out of vogue now because they have been shown to be minimally valuable for any reasonable lenght of time, very expensive for what you get, and frought with a variety of nuisance problems. Regardless of how you would recover, are you sure you would really want one?
It is not difficult to just tweek the thread or trim it so it doesn't poke the skin. It can be done quickly and almost painlessly.
I am very sorry that you had this experience and that it ruined a friendship. I have seen this happen once before in my clinical practice. It was like the thread balled up in the tissue. The technique was correct, there was no reason why the thread should have done that. You can try really...
You were not a good candidate for nose fillers and especially by a NP. Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon for evaluation and treatment.