Mono Thread Lifting uses fine, cog-free PDO threads placed densely beneath the skin to create a mesh-like support structure, stimulating collagen production as the threads gradually absorb to help improve skin firmness, fine lines, and skin texture.
Key Features
1Cog-Free PDO Threads
2Dense Thread Placement
3Stimulates Collagen Production
4Helps Improve Firmness & Skin Texture
Densely placed mono threads help support the skin structure and stimulate collagen production.
Step 01.
Mono Thread Placement
Fine, cog-free threads are placed densely beneath the skin to create a supportive framework.
Step 02.
Skin Structure Support
The threads form a mesh-like structure beneath the skin to help support and improve skin firmness.
Step 03.
Collagen Stimulation
As the threads gradually absorb, they stimulate collagen production to help improve skin firmness.
From the face to the body, mono threads can be placed where support is needed to help improve reduced firmness and mild sagging.

For those concerned about reduced firmness and mild sagging in the deep cheek area
For those concerned about sagging and reduced firmness in the double chin area
For those concerned about sagging and reduced firmness in the upper arms
For those concerned about sagging and reduced firmness in the abdomen
For those who prefer natural-looking improvement in firmness rather than a strong pulling effect

Treatment is carefully planned based on an in-depth understanding of thread lifting and surgical experience.
In-Depth Understanding of Thread Lifting
Treatment is tailored to the characteristics of mono threads, based on extensive experience with different thread lifting techniques.
Refined Two-Handed Technique
Both hands are used to precisely control the treatment area and direction of thread placement.
Anatomical Expertise of a Board-Certified Surgeon
Treatment is planned with consideration of facial anatomy and tissue depth from a surgical perspective.
Personalized Thread Number & Placement Design
The number and direction of threads are carefully adjusted to each patient’s facial structure rather than following a fixed formula.
By stimulating collagen production, treatment addresses skin structure, firmness, and texture together.
Adjustable Thread Placement Density
The number and spacing of threads are adjusted according to the density required in each area of concern.
Area-Specific Repeat Treatment Planning
Areas requiring greater thread density can be treated repeatedly to gradually increase support.
Natural-Looking Tightening
Supports the skin to help improve mild sagging and firmness.
Skin Texture Improvement
Helps reinforce thinning skin to improve fine lines and skin texture.
Smooth Thread Structure
Uses smooth, cog-free threads to help minimize bruising, swelling, and pain.
Key information to know before treatment at a glance.
From assessment to treatment, every step is carefully tailored to the individual.
Review pre-treatment precautions, post-treatment progress, and proper aftercare at a glance.
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Mono threads are less about pulling the face up and more about firming the skin, which in turn makes it look less saggy.
Mono threads have no barbs. Barbed cog threads reposition sagging tissue, while mono threads firm up the skin itself. Rather than dramatic change, the skin naturally becomes firmer and mild sagging improves.
More isn’t automatically better. The number of threads is determined by your individual facial structure, and what matters most is where and in which direction they’re placed. The face may take 30–100 threads, while the upper arms and body use more.
No, they can’t. Ultherapy improves lifting in the deeper layers of the skin, and Thermage improves dermal firmness and tightening. Mono threads, by contrast, reinforce the structure beneath the skin and remodel collagen.
It’s well suited to those whose skin has thinned and lost firmness, with fine lines or mild sagging beginning to appear; those whose cheeks or jawline have lost definition but who find a thread lift too much; and, rather than those who want a strong lift, people whose skin has started to feel thinner and weaker than it used to.
If a physician with in-depth anatomical knowledge places the threads at the correct depth and performs the treatment safely, the threads won’t poke out.