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NeoGenesis 4D COG-C PDO Threads with Cannula, 19G

NeoGenesis 4D COG-C PDO Threads with Cannula, 19G

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NeoGenesis 4D COG-C is a professional PDO lifting thread featuring multidirectional cogs arranged across four planes for 360-degree tissue support. Once placed, the cogs engage with the surrounding tissue to provide mechanical lifting and help create more defined facial contours.

The cannula design supports controlled manoeuvring when treating delicate or contoured areas. These threads are intended for patients requiring lift and definition without adding facial volume.

Potential treatment areas

  • Cheeks
  • Jawline
  • Submental area
  • Nasolabial folds
  • Other suitable facial or body areas following professional assessment

Key features

  • Four-dimensional, 360-degree cog configuration
  • Supports tissue fixation and lifting
  • Helps define and reshape facial contours
  • Designed to provide lift without adding volume
  • PDO material supports collagen production as it gradually biodegrades
  • Supplied with cannulas for professional placement

Product details

  • Model: C19100-C
  • Gauge: 19G
  • PDO thread length: 110mm
  • Pack size: 20 threads
  • Packaging: 10 sterile blisters containing 2 threads each

Aftercare

Temporary redness, tenderness, bruising or swelling may occur following treatment. Patients should follow all aftercare instructions provided by their practitioner.

Important information

For professional use only. These threads must be placed by an appropriately trained and qualified medical professional following the manufacturer’s instructions and an individual clinical assessment.

The supplied information lists the cannula length as both 70mm and 100mm. Confirm the correct specification on the manufacturer’s packaging before publishing. The claimed two-year duration and “double collagen production” should also be omitted unless supported by verified evidence for this exact product.

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