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What are scalp threads and how does PDO scalp threading work?
Scalp threads are very fine, dissolving threads of PDO (polydioxanone), the same medical material used in many thread lifts. Your doctor numbs the scalp and uses fine needles to lay short threads just under the skin of the thinning areas. The healing response around each thread is designed to boost blood flow and stimulate nearby follicles, and the threads dissolve on their own over about six to eight months.
Scalp threads benefits
- Targets thin spots: threads go only where your hair is thinning.
- Fully dissolving: nothing stays behind once the PDO breaks down.
- Works with PRGF and PRP: extra support alongside proven treatments.
- No surgery: fine needles under numbing, with no cuts or stitches.
- Short recovery: tenderness and small bruises settle in a few days.
- For men and women: the crown, the parting or thinning temples.
Scalp threads for thinning at the crown and parting
Thinning usually shows at the crown and temples in men, and along a widening parting in women. Threads are laid under exactly those areas, so the support goes where hair is getting thinner but still growing. Where follicles have stopped, threads can’t regrow a fully bald area, and we don’t offer hair transplants; your doctor explains what will and won’t change for you.
Scalp threads before and after
Change builds gradually rather than overnight, so we take before photos and compare at three to six months. Dermatologists who published the first report on scalp threading found it effective and safe, but trials comparing threads with other treatments haven’t been done yet, which is why we use them alongside proven care. Our patients share their own hair treatment stories in the videos below.
Scalp threads price in Pakistan
Scalp threads cost from Rs 34,995 a session, the same at all 12 of our clinics.
Scalp threads
20 fine PDO threads under the thinning areas
Rs 34,995 per session
Free consultation first · Any current offer is explained at the clinic
Who shouldn’t have scalp threads?
Scalp threads aren’t for you in pregnancy or breastfeeding, with a scalp infection, a bleeding disorder or blood thinners, or if you form keloid scars. Hair lost suddenly or in patches is diagnosed first, so you get the right treatment from day one.
Your scalp threads, step by step
- Free consultation: your doctor looks for the cause of your thinning, with tests if needed.
- Preparation: the scalp is cleansed and numbed for comfort.
- Treatment: fine threads are laid under the thinning areas; the visit takes about 90 minutes.
- One session: usually enough, with a top-up after about a year if needed.
- Combined care: PRGF, PRP or minoxidil alongside, as your doctor plans.
Results and recovery
Expect tenderness, mild swelling and sometimes small bruises for a few days, and most people go back to work the next day. Change in your hair builds gradually, so give it three to six months before you judge. Keep up the treatments your doctor prescribes alongside: threads add support, and the combination gives thinning hair its strongest chance.
Aftercare
- Don’t rub, scratch or massage the scalp
- Wash your hair gently from the next day
- No gym, sauna or swimming for 2–3 days
- Avoid tight caps and hair ties for a week
Why choose Cutera Aesthetics
- Doctor-led: your scalp threads are assessed, planned and placed by our qualified doctors, with female doctors at every clinic.
- Free consultation: an honest assessment and a clear plan before you commit to anything.
- Scalp threads near you: at all 12 clinics in 7 cities, at the same price. Find your nearest clinic.
Sources
- Bharti J, Sonthalia S, Patil P, Dhurat R. Scalp threading with polydioxanone monofilament threads: a novel, effective and safe modality for hair restoration. Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 2017; 31(11): e492–e493. A short letter, not a controlled trial.
- Hong GW, Kim SB, Park SY, et al. Thread lifting materials: a review of its difference in terms of technical and mechanical perspective. Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology, 2024; 17: 999–1006.
- Yi KH, Park SY. Facial thread lifting complications. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, 2025; 24(1): e16745.
- American Academy of Dermatology. Hair loss: diagnosis and treatment. Finding the cause first, and which treatments are proven.






















































































































