PDO(Polydioxanone ):
1.Synthetic suture absorbable monofilament on violet color.
2.P-dioxanone polymer
3.Offers minimum tissue reactivity.
4.Color: violet
5.Frequently used in tissue coaptation that slowly heals
NL(Nylon):
1.The tissue reaction is minimum
2.Nylon is a non-absorbable material that with time is encapsulated by connective tissue.
3.It is known that the thread mass diminishes ,approximately by 10% a year by the rupture of chemical links in a hydrolytic action.
4.Color: green
5.Normally used in various ways of confronting tissue like neurological, ophthalmic and plastic surgery.
PM(Polypropylene):
1.Synthetic non-absorbable multifilament braided suture
2.Extruded in a filament with a computer controlled diameter
3.The tissue reaction is minimum.
4.The polypropylene in vivo is extraordinarily stable:ideal to fulfill it is purpose of being a permanent support without loosing its tensile strength.
5.Color: intense blue label
6.Frequently used in tissue confrontation for cuticular use and cardiovascular procedures among the most important.
TREATMENT AREAS:
reinforcement of the skin - face and body
rejuvenation of the skin
wrinkles correction
lips contouring
body shaping
eye area treatment
How to use.
1,Determine the number of thread and treatment area on the face.
2. Inject the Anesthetic on the treatment area.
3. Make punching with needle, insert the cannula and then pilfer the inner part of cannula.
4. Pull the thread out from the needle and Insert the thread(by taking direction the part of thread to be inserted first into the skin)
into the cannula which is put on the face. *(Use a cannula to make tunnel for the thread and insert the thread)
5. Pull out the inserted cannula after treatment done, as holding the end of Cog thread inserted into the face.
6. Press the treatment area in order to get well the thread stuck in the skin.
7. Make Sure thread does not come out from the skin and then, Cut off the remaining part of thread as holding tighten the thread of outside of skin
8. Press slightly up and down around the punctured skin.
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