Buy PDO, PCLA and PLA lifting threads online at Kinami Health, supplying licensed aesthetic practitioners and clinics across the UK and Europe. Our range covers Intraline mono, cog and spiral threads, Rainbow embossing and PCLA threads, and Silhouette Soft PLA cone threads — 29 SKUs across three brands, all sourced through authorised channels. Order single boxes or wholesale quantities, with CE-marked stock, transparent pricing and fast tracked delivery.
Buy PDO, PCLA and PLA lifting threads online at Kinami Health, supplying licensed aesthetic practitioners and clinics across the UK and Europe. Our range covers Intraline mono, cog and spiral threads, Rainbow embossing and PCLA threads, and Silhouette Soft PLA cone threads — 29 SKUs across three brands, all sourced through authorised channels. Order single boxes or wholesale quantities, with CE-marked stock, transparent pricing and fast tracked delivery.
We supply threads to clinics, aesthetic doctors and nurse prescribers who need reliable stock and consistent quality from batch to batch.
Products on this page are supplied to qualified and licensed practitioners only. Account verification may be required before your first order.
Our threads catalogue is organised by material, so you can go straight to the profile that suits your technique and lift expectations.
All three materials are absorbable and all three stimulate collagen — the difference is how quickly they break down and how much immediate lift they give.
PDO (polydioxanone) The most widely used thread material. PDO absorbs over roughly six to eight months, with the collagen response typically outlasting the thread itself. It’s the most versatile option and the one with the widest range of configurations, which makes it the usual starting point for practitioners building a thread offering.
PLLA / PLA (poly-L-lactic acid) A slower-absorbing material with a strong biostimulatory profile. In cone configurations such as Silhouette Soft, PLA combines immediate mechanical repositioning with a gradual collagen response over the following months.
PCL and PCLA (polycaprolactone / caprolactone copolymer) The longest-lasting of the three. PCL and PCLA threads break down more slowly than PDO, which extends the duration of both the mechanical support and the collagen stimulation — useful where a longer treatment interval is the goal.
Duration depends on the material, the configuration and the individual patient. As a general guide, PDO threads absorb over approximately six to eight months, with visible results commonly reported for around 12 to 18 months as the collagen response develops. PCL and PCLA threads absorb more slowly and are generally associated with longer-lasting results. PLA cone threads sit between the two, with the immediate lift visible from the treatment itself and the biostimulatory effect building over subsequent months.
Face and neck: midface and cheek repositioning, jawline definition, jowls, nasolabial folds and marionette lines, brow lift, submental and neck laxity, perioral tightening.
Body: abdomen, inner arms, inner thighs, knees and buttocks, where mono and cog threads are used for skin tightening and mild repositioning.
Threads are placed in the subdermal or subcutaneous plane using a cannula or needle, depending on the product and area.
Vector planning, plane depth and entry point marking should be carried out before insertion. Thread lifting should only be performed by practitioners trained in the specific product and technique — most manufacturers, including those we supply, require product-specific training.
Thread treatments are minimally invasive but not risk-free. Commonly reported effects include bruising, swelling, tenderness and temporary dimpling or puckering at the entry points, usually settling within one to two weeks. Less common complications include thread visibility or palpability, asymmetry, migration or extrusion, prolonged pain along a vector, and infection at the insertion site.
Risk is reduced by correct patient selection, sterile technique, appropriate plane placement and realistic planning of vectors and thread numbers. All threads on this page are single-use, sterile and CE-marked, and are supplied for use by trained, licensed practitioners only. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use supplied with the product.
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