Assess support
Review tissue position, skin quality, facial structure, movement, and asymmetry from multiple angles.
PDO thread lifting · Kirkland, Washington
Support with direction.
Not excess.
PDO thread lifting at Novella begins with an individual assessment of facial structure, tissue position, skin quality, and the degree of support that can realistically be achieved.
Long and short threads
The thread type follows the anatomy and the goal.
Long lifting threads may be considered when directional support and visible repositioning are priorities. Short tightening threads may be used across selected areas when localized support and a gradual tightening response are the goal.
Neither approach is a fixed package. Dr. No evaluates whether threads are appropriate, which type may fit the plan, how many may be reasonable, and when another treatment—or no treatment—would be a better choice.
Pricing
A clear per-thread starting point.
Long lifting thread
$200 / thread
Opening price: $100 / thread through November 30, 2026
Short tightening thread
$100 / thread
Opening price: $50 / thread through November 30, 2026
Consultation: $50, fully credited toward treatment performed on the same day. Thread type and quantity are confirmed before treatment.
Select the approach
Discuss long lifting threads, short tightening threads, staged care, alternatives, or no treatment.
Plan recovery
Review expected early changes, activity guidance, follow-up, and symptoms that require prompt contact.
Long thread lift · individual example
Natural-looking support with limited visible early swelling.
In this case, the immediate photographs show a visible change without a heavily swollen or overcorrected appearance. The one-week photographs show an early, balanced result as the face begins to settle.
Short PDO tightening threads
Placement and a real combined-treatment example.
Dr. No’s own photographs show selected short-thread treatment areas and an early whole-face result.
Short threads were one part of this combined facial treatment, which also included dermal filler and full-face botulinum toxin. The photographs do not isolate the effect of short threads alone.
Individual results vary. Thread type, number, placement, recovery, and duration are individualized. Immediate photographs include early post-procedure effects and do not predict long-term outcome.
Safety information
A medical assessment comes before a lifting plan.
Potential effects include pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, tightness, dimpling, asymmetry, infection, thread visibility or palpability, extrusion, nerve or vessel injury, scarring, and an unsatisfactory result. Some complications may require additional treatment or thread removal. Personal risks, alternatives, aftercare, and urgent warning signs must be reviewed before treatment.
Common questions
Before your PDO thread consultation.
Begin with a conversation
The right thread plan begins with what the tissue can realistically support.
Meet with Dr. No in Kirkland to discuss long and short PDO threads, alternatives, recovery, and whether thread lifting belongs in your plan.
Plan your visit