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Platinum Threads: a lift line, no capital required.

A full absorbable-suture range in PDO and longer-lasting PCL, gauges 18G–30G — an injectable-adjacent add-on with no capital equipment required, for licensed providers and practice owners.

Format: Absorbable PDO and PCL sutures — mono, cog, fishbone cog, screw, twin screw, mesh, multi and eye. A consumable, not capital equipment.
Manufacturer: Platinum Threads USA. Eventide is a United States distributor, not the manufacturer.
Regulatory: 510(k) status is held by line, not by family: documentation is held for the MONO PDO line and the barbed 4D and 6D COG PDO lines — absorbable-suture clearances (soft-tissue approximation); lifting is provider technique. PCL-line documentation is under verification. Status is not uniform across every geometry and polymer in the catalog.
What it costs: Priced per pack, not as capital equipment — typically 5 pieces per pouch and 25 pieces per foil bag. There is no device to finance.

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Platinum Threads — absorbable pdo and pcl sutures supplied to US clinics by Eventide Aesthetics & Wellness — Platinum Threads, framed as the photograph it is.

Who it fitsAnd who it does not

The lowest-capital line in the catalog, and the one with the most paperwork per SKU

Nothing here is financed, because there is nothing to finance. What replaces the capital question is a regulatory question you have to answer per line rather than once: clearance status is not uniform across the range.

no capital equipment, no install — the lowest-capital way I know to add a lift line.

Best fit

Practices adding a lift line to an injectable room

You want a lift service without buying a machine: no lease, no financing, no idle capital.
You already inject. The range slots into an existing injectable workflow from the first order.
Your technique needs both diffuse support and a directional vector — smooth mono threads and barbed cogs do different jobs.
You want per-treatment economics: packs are bought as you book, and pricing is quoted provider-to-provider.

Watch for

Where clearance stops and your judgement starts

510(k) status is held by line, not by family. Documentation is held for the MONO PDO line and the barbed 4D and 6D COG PDO lines — absorbable-suture clearances (soft-tissue approximation), with lifting as provider technique. PCL-line documentation is under verification, and status is not uniform across every geometry and polymer in the catalog.
Ask us for the specific 510(k) letter covering the exact SKU you plan to use before you advertise it. A letter for one line is not a letter for the next.
Thread lifting technique, patient selection and outcome remain entirely the clinical responsibility of the licensed provider placing them.
The category's rationale rests on a controlled local tissue response as the polymer degrades; how that response presents varies by patient, polymer and technique.
There is no device warranty here. As a consumable, the range carries the manufacturer's product terms instead, and those terms come with the quote.

And it remains the lowest-capital way to open a lift line in the whole catalog: no console, no lease, no installation — you buy packs as you book treatments, so the line grows at exactly the speed the demand does.

Ask before quote

Four questions worth asking us

Which specific 510(k) letter covers the SKU I intend to advertise?
Which geometries and gauges does my technique actually need, and what is current pack pricing on each?
Where would a PCL option change my result against the PDO in the same family?
What does technique training cover, and who on my staff can be trained on it?

The formatsEight families, two polymers

The full thread range and what each is for

Eight families across PDO and PCL, in gauges from 18G to 30G and lengths from 12 mm to 160 mm. There is no console and no module architecture here — what varies is line, material, gauge and geometry, and the regulatory status attached to each line.

MONOPDO / PCL: Smooth monofilament — skin firming & collagen stimulation. 510(k) documentation held for the mono PDO line.
COG 4D/6DPDO: Barbed, L & W cannula — lifting & repositioning (mid-face, jawline, brow). 510(k) documentation held for the barbed COG PDO lines (suture clearance; lifting is provider technique).
Fishbone COGPDO: Specialized barb pattern for enhanced grip and multidirectional engagement
Screw / MultiPDO: Spiraled & bundled — volumizing support
Twin ScrewPDO / PCL: Twin-filament helical — the higher-volume relative of the single screw
MeshPCL: Eight PCL filaments braided into one thread — nasolabial fold and other deeper folds. PCL-line regulatory documentation is under verification.
EyePDO: Fine-gauge for the delicate periorbital area
Materials18G–30G: PDO & longer-lasting PCL; gauges 18G to 30G, lengths 12 mm to 160 mm

Mono

PDO / PCL

Smooth, diffuse support

The basic smooth thread, used broadly across face and body where structural support and skin quality — rather than a lift vector — are the objective.

Platinum Threads mono threads pre-loaded on sharp needles

Geometry: smooth monofilament
Gauges: 25G, 26G, 27G, 29G, 30G
Lengths: 12 mm – 120 mm
Pack: 5 pcs/pouch, 25 pcs/foil bag
Regulatory: 510(k) documentation held by the manufacturer for the mono PDO line (absorbable-suture clearance)

Skin firming · collagen stimulation

Cog

PDO

Directional lift

Barbed threads that engage tissue to create a lift vector. The 4D and 6D barbed COG PDO lines are the ones carrying 510(k) documentation.

Platinum Threads cog thread tip emerging from its cannula

Geometry: barbed, 4D and 6D
Gauges: 18G, 19G and 21G, by cog variant
Delivery: L & W cannula
Regulatory: 510(k) documentation held by the manufacturer for the barbed COG PDO lines (absorbable-suture clearance; lifting is provider technique)

Lifting & repositioning · mid-face · jawline · brow

Fishbone cog

PDO

Multidirectional lift

A stronger lifting geometry designed for multidirectional engagement where a single vector is not enough.

Platinum Threads fishbone cog thread — multidirectional barbs beside its cannula

Geometry: fishbone barb pattern
Gauges: 18G and 19G
Regulatory: ask for the specific 510(k) letter covering the exact SKU

Enhanced grip · multidirectional lift

Screw

PDO

Volume and elasticity

A dual-helical design, used where the objective is added volume and elasticity rather than a directional lift.

Platinum Threads screw thread — helical filament wound on its needle

Geometry: dual-helical
Gauges: 25G, 26G, 27G, 29G, 30G
Regulatory: ask for the specific 510(k) letter covering the exact SKU

Volume · elasticity

Twin Screw

PDO / PCL

Two filaments wound together

A twin-filament helical thread — the higher-volume relative of the single screw. Providers use it where more collagen volume is the objective rather than a directional lift.

Platinum Threads twin screw thread — twin filaments wound down the needle

Construction: twin-filament helical
Gauges: 25G, 26G
USP: 6-0 × 2
Lengths: 50–90 mm needle; 70–120 mm thread
Pack: 5 pcs/pouch, 25 pcs/foil bag

Volume · elasticity

Mesh

PCL

Braided construction for deeper folds

Eight PCL filaments braided into a single mesh thread, placed where a smooth mono would not hold structure. Providers use it in the nasolabial fold and other deeper folds.

Platinum Threads mesh thread — braided PCL looped through its needle

Construction: 8-filament braided PCL
Gauge: 19G
USP: 5-0 × 8
Lengths: 38 mm and 60 mm needle; 50 mm and 70 mm thread
Pack: 2 pcs/pouch, 10 pcs/foil bag
Regulatory: regulatory documentation for the PCL line is under verification with the manufacturer

Nasolabial fold · deeper folds

Multi

PDO

Multi-filament lift and tone

Multi-filament construction placing more material per insertion for lift and tone.

Platinum Threads multi thread — filament bundle fanned on its cannula

Construction: multi-filament
Gauges: 19G, 21G and 23G
Regulatory: ask for the specific 510(k) letter covering the exact SKU

Volumizing support · lift and tone

Eye

PDO

Periocular fine work

The finest gauges in the range, for fine lines and the delicate periocular area where standard gauges are too coarse.

Platinum Threads eye threads on fine-gauge cannulas

Gauge: 30G
Lengths: 12 mm – 60 mm
Regulatory: ask for the specific 510(k) letter covering the exact SKU

Fine lines · delicate periorbital area

Needle types

sharp · L · W

Sharp, L-type and W-type needles

The delivery choice matters as much as the thread geometry, and the specific needle supplied varies by SKU.

Platinum Threads needle types: sharp, L-type and W-type

Types: sharp, L-type, W-type
Gauges: 18G–30G
Lengths: 12 mm to 160 mm

Manufacturer product imagery

Cannula

L & W

The other half of the delivery choice

Threads in the barbed COG range are supplied on L and W cannulas rather than a sharp needle.

Platinum Threads absorbable suture supplied with cannula

Supplied: absorbable suture with cannula
Used on: barbed COG 4D/6D, L & W

Manufacturer product imagery

Manufacturer product imagery. Gauges run 18G–30G with lengths from 12 mm to 160 mm; the specific needle supplied varies by SKU. 510(k) status is held by line, not by family: documentation is held for the MONO PDO line and for the barbed 4D and 6D COG PDO lines — absorbable-suture clearances (soft-tissue approximation); lifting is provider technique. Regulatory documentation for the PCL line is under verification. Status is not uniform across every geometry and polymer in the catalog, so ask us for the specific 510(k) letter covering the exact SKU you plan to use before you advertise it.

The numbersManufacturer specifications

What the range is, line by line

Absorbable PDO & PCL suspension sutures. Specifications are provided by the manufacturer. Treatment applications described reflect how licensed providers use the threads.

Range-level specification, as supplied by the manufacturer.
Specification	Value
Materials	PDO & longer-lasting PCL, gauges 18G–30G
Range	Eight families across PDO and PCL, gauges 18G to 30G, lengths 12 mm to 160 mm
Mono	25G, 26G, 27G, 29G, 30G · 12 mm – 120 mm · 5 pcs/pouch, 25 pcs/foil bag
Twin Screw	25G, 26G · USP 6-0 × 2 · 50–90 mm needle, 70–120 mm thread · 5 pcs/pouch, 25 pcs/foil bag
Mesh	19G · USP 5-0 × 8 · 38 and 60 mm needle, 50 and 70 mm thread · 2 pcs/pouch, 10 pcs/foil bag
Eye	30G · 12 mm – 60 mm
Delivery	Sharp, L-type and W-type needles, plus the cannula option; the specific needle supplied varies by SKU
Capital required	None. Threads are a consumable, not capital equipment — there is no device to finance and no install

What an absorbable suture actually does in tissue

Threads work twice: mechanically on the day of placement, and biologically over the months that follow as the polymer hydrolyses.

PDO: the faster-absorbing polymer: Polydioxanone is the long-standing absorbable suture material in this category, hydrolysing over months. It is the workhorse polymer across the mono, cog, screw and multi ranges.
PCL: the slower-absorbing polymer: Polycaprolactone degrades more slowly than PDO, which is why it is offered as the longer-duration option in the same product families.
Mechanical vector vs. diffuse support: Barbed and cog geometries engage tissue to create a directional lift vector at placement. Smooth mono threads provide diffuse structural support rather than a vector — different tools, different jobs.
The foreign-body response is the point: Absorbable sutures provoke a controlled local tissue response as they degrade. The clinical rationale of the category rests on that response; how it presents varies by patient, polymer and technique.

The recordWhere clearance actually exists

Read the regulatory record by line, not by family

This is the one page in the catalog where a single answer would be wrong. Each row below covers one line, and the third column is the one that matters if you intend to advertise a specific SKU.

Every row states its source, what that source says, and what it does not establish.
Source	What it says	What it does not establish
MONO PDO Threads	FDA 510(k). 510(k) documentation held by the manufacturer for the mono PDO line — an absorbable-suture clearance (soft-tissue approximation).	It covers the mono PDO line as an absorbable suture and nothing beyond it — not the barbed geometries, not the PCL versions of other families. A 510(k) is a clearance to market, not evidence of an outcome for any patient.
Barbed 4D / 6D COG PDO Threads	FDA 510(k). 510(k) documentation held by the manufacturer for the barbed COG PDO lines — absorbable-suture clearances (soft-tissue approximation).	It covers the barbed COG PDO lines as absorbable sutures; lifting and repositioning reflect provider technique beyond the cleared indication. It says nothing about the fishbone, screw, multi or eye geometries, and nothing about how long a lift lasts.
PCL Threads	Under verification. Regulatory documentation for the PCL line is being confirmed with the manufacturer; no clearance is stated here until it is. The mono and barbed COG PDO lines remain the documented lines.	Until that documentation is confirmed, nothing on the PCL line should be advertised as cleared. Anything outside the mono and COG PDO lines needs its own letter before it is advertised, and the manufacturer holds the letters, not us.
Category rationale	Absorbable sutures provoke a controlled local tissue response as they degrade; the clinical rationale of the category rests on that response.	A mechanism, not a trial. How the response presents varies by patient, polymer and technique, and no result is claimed here for anyone.

Threads are a consumable, not capital equipment — there is no device to finance and no install. Clearance status varies by SKU: we will supply the specific regulatory documentation for whatever you order. Thread lifting technique, patient selection and outcome remain entirely the clinical responsibility of the licensed provider placing them.

OwnershipA reorder relationship, not a purchase

Threads earn their keep per treatment, not per device

What matters is technique, steady supply, and pack pricing that holds up order after order — handled by the same team that sources your pharmacy and biologics.

with threads there is no device to finance, so the technique training is the whole handoff.

Pack pricing: Threads are priced per pack, not as capital equipment — typically packaged 5 pieces per pouch and 25 pieces per foil bag, with pricing varying by geometry and gauge. Because there is no device to buy, this is the lowest-capital way to add a lift line, and we quote current pack pricing on request.
Per-pack economics: No lease, no financing, no idle capital. Threads are bought like any other consumable — priced per pack, quoted provider-to-provider, and scaled to the treatments you actually book. If you are also weighing an energy device for your menu, that is a separate decision: read Buy vs. lease your first laser.
Nothing to commission: No device and no downtime for setup. The range slots into an existing injectable practice from the first order, and orders ship straight to your practice.
Clinical technique training: Clinical training on thread technique is arranged with your order so staff can add the service confidently, with one point of contact throughout. Hands-on protocols and KOL-backed education so staff are treating confidently from day one.
Product terms and support: As a consumable, Platinum Threads carry the manufacturer's product terms rather than a device warranty — current terms are included with every quote. Eventide remains your single point of contact for reorders and support, alongside the same team that handles your other supply lines.
Restock without friction: Standardized pack sizes (5 pcs/pouch and 25 pcs/foil bag on most lines) and reorders through the same point of contact as your other supply lines.
Who makes it, who sells it: Platinum Threads is manufactured by Platinum Threads USA. Eventide Aesthetics & Wellness is a United States distributor supplying it to licensed providers and practice owners — we handle pack pricing, ordering, and clinical technique training, and we stay your point of contact for every reorder.
Who it is sold to: This is a business-to-business page. Platinum Threads is sold to licensed medical providers and the practices they operate, not to consumers, and nothing here is directed at patients. We support clinics in all 50 US states.

Common questionsAnswers before you even ask

What buyers ask about Platinum Threads

Is financing available for Platinum Threads?

No financing is needed — threads are a consumable, not capital equipment. There is no lease and no device payment: you buy packs as you book treatments, at pricing shared provider-to-provider with verified, licensed providers. If you are also weighing an energy device for your menu, our guide Buy vs. lease your first laser covers that separate decision.

Are training and installation included?

Platinum Threads are a consumable line — no capital equipment, site prep, or installation required. Clinical training on thread technique is arranged with your order so staff can add the service confidently, with one point of contact throughout.

What about warranty and support?

As a consumable, Platinum Threads carry the manufacturer's product terms rather than a device warranty — current terms are included with every quote. Eventide remains your single point of contact for reorders and support, alongside the same team that handles your other supply lines.

What is Platinum Threads' regulatory status?

Platinum Threads' mono and barbed COG PDO lines carry FDA 510(k) clearances held by the manufacturer for the underlying absorbable sutures — soft-tissue approximation where an absorbable suture is appropriate. Lifting and repositioning applications reflect provider technique beyond that cleared indication. Regulatory documentation for the PCL line is under verification with the manufacturer; ask us for the documentation covering the exact SKU before purchase.

How much do Platinum Threads cost?

Threads are priced per pack, not as capital equipment — typically packaged 5 pieces per pouch and 25 pieces per foil bag, with pricing varying by geometry and gauge. Because there is no device to buy, this is the lowest-capital way to add a lift line, and we quote current pack pricing on request.

What is the difference between PDO and PCL threads?

Both are absorbable polymers; the difference is time. Polydioxanone (PDO) hydrolyses faster and is the workhorse across the range. Polycaprolactone (PCL) degrades more slowly and is offered where a longer-duration option is wanted.

Which Platinum Threads are FDA-cleared?

The manufacturer holds 510(k) documentation for the MONO PDO line and for the barbed 4D and 6D COG PDO lines — absorbable-suture clearances for soft-tissue approximation; lifting and repositioning reflect provider technique beyond that indication. Regulatory documentation for the PCL line is under verification. Status is not uniform across every geometry and polymer in the catalog, so ask us for the specific 510(k) letter covering the exact SKU you plan to use before you advertise it.

Who distributes Platinum Threads in the United States?

Eventide Aesthetics & Wellness distributes Platinum Threads to licensed providers and practice owners across all 50 US states. Platinum Threads is manufactured by Platinum Threads USA; Eventide is a distributor, not the manufacturer, and handles pack pricing, ordering, clinical technique training and ongoing reorder support.

How do I buy Platinum Threads for my clinic?

Start with a 15–20 minute call. We scope your treatment menu and expected volumes, then send current pack pricing and spec sheets before you commit. There is no installation — after you order, threads ship to your practice and clinical technique training is arranged for your staff. Call 813-544-7131 or email justin@eventideaw.com.

The next moveFor licensed providers

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Tell us your treatment menu and expected volumes — we'll send current pack pricing, the spec sheet for each thread type, and technique-training options before you commit.

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Specifications and regulatory status reviewed 24 July 2026 by Justin Messner, Co-Founder, Eventide Aesthetics & Wellness.

Important information for providers. 510(k) documentation is held by the manufacturer for the mono and barbed COG PDO lines — absorbable-suture clearances (soft-tissue approximation); regulatory documentation for the PCL line is under verification. Treatment applications described reflect how licensed providers use the threads, not cleared indications. Eventide Aesthetics & Wellness is a distributor, not a manufacturer. Product specifications are provided by the manufacturer. No treatment outcome is claimed or guaranteed. For licensed medical providers.