Auro PCL Molding Thread

Treatment Areas & Results

PCL Molding Threads combine a structured barb design with PCL material — delivering the immediate repositioning effect of a cog thread alongside the long-term collagen support that PCL is known for. Results from a single treatment can last 2–3 years, making this one of the most durable non-surgical lifting options available.

1. Cheeks & Midface: Repositions descended tissue to restore volume and definition — supporting skin elasticity as collagen rebuilds around the thread over time
2. Jawline & Jowls: Anchors and lifts soft tissue along the jaw to define contours and reduce the appearance of facial heaviness
3. Brow & Temple: Elevates a drooping brow line to open up the eye area, with results that hold significantly longer than PDO cog threads
4. Neck: Tightens loose neck skin and improves the chin-to-neck angle, with sustained improvement as PCL continues stimulating collagen through the absorption period
5. Body: Suitable for areas with more significant laxity such as the upper arms or abdomen, where both structural lift and long-term tissue support are needed

Lifting is noticeable within days as initial swelling resolves. Collagen continues to form around the thread structure over the following months, sustaining and reinforcing the result. Effects typically last 2–3 years — considerably longer than PDO molding threads at 12–18 months.

Is This Product Right for You?

• Your skin laxity is moderate to significant, and collagen-stimulating treatments alone haven't delivered the contour change you're looking for
• You want a visible contour change that lasts — not a subtle glow that fades within a year
• You're looking for a non-surgical alternative to a facelift with a longer result window than standard PDO threads
• You want fewer clinic visits over time — one well-placed PCL cog treatment can replace multiple shorter-duration sessions
• You prefer treatments that work with your body's own biology, not just surface-level fixes

 Which Needle You Need？

1. S-Type (Sharp Needle): 
   The S-Type is a traditional sharp-tipped needle designed for direct and effortless skin penetration.
   Ideal Placement: Most commonly used for Mono (Smooth) and Screw threads. It is the preferred choice for areas with dense connective tissue or where high-tactile feedback is needed to ensure the thread is at the correct depth.
   
2. L-Type (L-Cannula):
   The L-Type is a semi-blunt cannula that offers a middle ground between the sharpness of an S-needle and the safety of a blunt tip.
   Ideal Placement: Often used for Cog (Barbed) threads in the mid-face and jawline. 
   The Result: A balance of safety and efficiency. It minimizes bruising and swelling compared to sharp needles, making it an excellent choice for those who want a more comfortable procedure without the complexity of a fully blunt system.
   
3. W-Type (W-Blunt Cannula): 
   The W-Type is a fully blunt-tipped cannula, widely regarded as the "Gold Standard" for safety in medical aesthetics.
   Ideal Placement: Specifically engineered for high-tension Cog threads and areas with rich vascularity (cheeks and jowls).
   The Result: By sliding around vital structures, the W-Type minimizes downtime, allowing for a faster return to social activities with nearly zero visible trauma.

Is It Safe?

Auro PCL Molding Threads are made from Polycaprolactone (PCL), a medical-grade absorbable polymer with a well-documented safety record across surgical and aesthetic applications.

• Fully absorbable: PCL breaks down gradually over 2–3 years through natural metabolic processes — no removal required, no residue left behind
• Lift now, collagen later: The barb structure provides immediate mechanical repositioning; as PCL slowly absorbs, it continues stimulating collagen to reinforce and sustain the lift
• Flexible and tissue-friendly: PCL's softer material properties allow the thread to move naturally with facial expression, reducing the risk of discomfort or visible irregularities
• Sterile, individually packaged: Each thread is ethylene oxide sterilized and individually sealed — opened only at the point of use
• Established biocompatibility: PCL has one of the longest safety records of any absorbable polymer used in medicine, with well-understood degradation pathways and low rates of adverse reaction