Mono thread: Difference between revisions
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'''Mono threads''' are smooth filaments (usually [[PDO thread|PDO]]) placed as a mesh for skin quality and | '''Mono threads''' are smooth filaments (usually [[PDO thread|PDO]]) placed as a mesh for skin quality and slight tightening. No barbs, so no hitch. High counts (“a hundred threads”) are this product. Twisted monos are [[screw thread]]s. | ||
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Skin-quality mesh. Not a [[facelift]], not a midface hitch. See [[cog thread]] when the job is descent. | |||
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Revision as of 23:48, 10 September 2026
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| Also known as | smooth PDO, polydioxanone mono
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Mono threads are smooth filaments (usually PDO) placed as a mesh for skin quality and slight tightening. No barbs, so no hitch. High counts (“a hundred threads”) are this product. Twisted monos are screw threads.
This wiki's view
Skin-quality mesh. Not a facelift, not a midface hitch. See cog thread when the job is descent.