Course Overview
The PDO Thread Lift Training (Level II) course by Empire Medical Training is tailored for licensed healthcare professionals—including physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and nurses—who aim to advance their expertise in non-surgical facial rejuvenation techniques. This comprehensive program delves into the intricacies of Polydioxanone (PDO) thread lifting, focusing on barbed and molded threads for lifting and tightening sagging skin. Participants will gain proficiency in patient assessment, facial anatomy, and advanced thread insertion techniques to achieve optimal aesthetic outcomes. The course includes hands-on training with live model patients under the supervision of experienced instructors.
Attendees are responsible for providing their own model patients, as models are not supplied. All necessary products for the training are included in the course tuition. A foundational understanding of PDO thread procedures, such as that acquired in Empire Medical Training's Level I course, is recommended prior to enrollment.
What to Expect
As a provider considering this course, you can expect to gain:
- Expertise in advanced PDO thread techniques: Master the use of barbed and molded threads to lift and reposition sagging facial tissues effectively.
- Hands-on experience with live patients: Engage in practical training sessions under expert supervision to build confidence and competence in performing thread lift procedures.
- Comprehensive understanding of facial anatomy: Deepen your knowledge of facial structures to enhance precision and safety in thread placement.
- Proficiency in patient assessment and selection: Develop skills to evaluate and identify suitable candidates for PDO thread lift procedures, ensuring personalized treatment plans.
- Strategies for integrating thread lift services into your practice: Learn how to effectively market and implement PDO thread treatments to expand your service offerings and meet the growing demand for non-surgical aesthetic procedures.
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