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PLACL stands for Poly-L-Lactide-co-ε-caprolactone, a hybrid material, the components of which (PCL and PLLA) have been used as fillers and threads for many years in the cosmetology industry. Both substances are widely used as an injectable facial rejuvenation treatment which works to stimulate collagen for a younger look.
The primary lifting effect is provided due to the presence of notches on the threads, while the secondary lifting effects are delivered during the formation of fibrosis around the threads during the healing process. Collagen formation occurs around the threads and their cogs, producing a lifting effect.
The PLACL thread biodegrades completely within 180-220 days through the process of hydrolysis, leaving the final products H₂O and CO₂. The lifting effect lasts up to 24-36 months.
Long lasting effect compared to PDO, PCL, PLLA threads
100% biocompatibility with tissue
Super-fine threads in thin and flexible cannulas
Naturally biodegrade within the body during 180-220 days
Results last for about 24-36 months
Procedure can be repeated as required
Marionette lines
Nasolabial folds
Mid-depth and deep wrinkles
Glabellar frown lines
Ptosis of cheeks and chin area
Laxity of the skin on the chin, neck and chest
