PDO / PCL threading

[zdiaa]

Does anyone have / know of a good tutorial to do some threading diy. need to fix nct

 

[Orc]

it doesn't work well for this specific purpose.

 

[zdiaa]

it doesn't work well for this specific purpose.

ok thanks, was literally about to pay 500 dollars for the specific kit on ebay

 

[Orc]

ok thanks, was literally about to pay 500 dollars for the specific kit on ebay

diy'ing cog threads is a pain in the ass and it's likely you'd end up with bumps (they aren't hard to get rid of but it's still annoying)

 

[Erikjfl]

Does anyone have / know of a good tutorial to do some threading diy. need to fix nct

I think there was a botb thread for orbital surgeries

 

[valentine]

it doesn't work well for this specific purpose.

can you tell me more about threads for fixing smile lines? i made a post couple days ago and someone tagged you saying you could give advice

 

[Orc]

can you tell me more about threads for fixing smile lines? i made a post couple days ago and someone tagged you saying you could give advice

they just help to build collagen and tighten the skin but the lines ultimately aren't caused by a lack of it, they're from the fat pad descending, only way around it is to dissolve the fat that has migrated.

 

[valentine]

they just help to build collagen and tighten the skin but the lines ultimately aren't caused by a lack of it, they're from the fat pad descending, only way around it is to dissolve the fat that has migrated.

would appreacite if you explained how to dissolve the fat? for context i used to be a bit heavier when i was younger and stored lots of face fat then lost lots of weight quickly and now i have really prominent smile lines. combined with long philtrum = death

 

[Orc]

would appreacite if you explained how to dissolve the fat? for context i used to be a bit heavier when i was younger and stored lots of face fat then lost lots of weight quickly and now i have really prominent smile lines. combined with long philtrum = death

improvements from pcl threads/fat dissolver in the nasolabial area subcutaneously.

As you all know there's many theories pertaining the nasolabial fold, most of which revolve around bone recession, mainly the nasal aperture widening with age and the canine fossa becoming deeper, there's also some about volume loss, after carefully contemplating all of these while working on a...

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[milkcuck]

it doesn't work well for this specific purpose.

I second this. I’ve done the big ass 18 gauge cogs and the regular smaller sharps and I wouldnt recommend either. Both leave scar tissue and both feel horrible in my face.On the other hand I have literally never had any complications with smooth threads besides puncturing some blood vessels or them hurting. ALSO FOR THE LOVE OF GOD GET MEDICAL SCISORS SO YOU CAN CUT THEM AS CLOSE TO THE SKIN AS POSSIBLE AND THEN PUSH THEM IN. If they are not fully inside your skin they will create terrible acne as a scab repeatedly forms over them. It’s awful. But if you do that I would say you’re pretty good to go. Especially for nasolabial folds, I forget that I ever even put them in all the time.