PLLA Multi Thread: 10-Line and 16-Line Bundled Threads on L Cannula

Deenora Thread is a one-stop aesthetic medicine supply platform, built around professional thread supply. The PLLA Multi Thread loads a bundle of fine spiral threads onto a single L cannula, so one insertion places many threads at once. Two versions, 10 lines and 16 lines, let practitioners choose between finer coverage and higher density without changing technique.

How a multi thread works

Spiral threads with bi-directional barbs: each strand is spiralled and barbed in two directions, anchoring into tissue for an immediately visible lifting and tightening effect.
Collagen synthesis: many fine strands spread along one track create a wide field of stimulation, supporting collagen renewal and skin redensification over the following weeks.
L cannula with sharp rounded 45° tip: designed for smooth entry and controlled advancement with less tissue trauma than a cutting needle.
Suitable for all skin types.

10 Lines vs 16 Lines

10 Lines, 23G (38 mm / 60 mm, thread 50 / 80 mm). The finer option. A thinner 23G cannula and a lighter bundle make it well suited to thinner skin and more delicate areas, and to practitioners who want an even, natural result with minimal downtime. The 38 mm length suits short vectors such as the peri-oral area and under-chin; 60 mm covers cheeks and forehead.

16 Lines, 21G (38 mm / 60 mm, thread 50 / 80 mm). The high-density option. Sixty percent more strands per insertion deliver stronger stimulation and support, for deeper folds, marked laxity, jawline, jowls and neck. The sturdier 21G cannula carries the larger bundle; 60 mm is the usual choice for longer lifting vectors on the lower face and neck.

In short: 10 lines for refinement and delicate zones, 16 lines for volume, density and stronger lift. Many clinics stock both and combine them in one treatment plan.

PLLA multi thread specification chart: 10 lines 23G and 16 lines 21G, L cannula, 38mm and 60mm, suture 5-0

FAQ

What is a multi thread?

A bundle of fine threads pre-loaded on one cannula, so a single insertion places multiple strands for wider coverage and denser stimulation than a single mono thread.

Should I choose 10 lines or 16 lines?

10 lines on 23G for thinner skin and delicate areas; 16 lines on 21G for deeper folds, laxity and stronger support.

38 mm or 60 mm?

38 mm for short vectors and small zones, 60 mm for cheeks, jawline, forehead and neck.

Why an L cannula instead of a sharp needle?

The rounded 45° tip advances more smoothly and with less trauma, which helps reduce bruising while still allowing precise placement.

Do you supply distributors?

Yes. Contact us for volume pricing and mixed orders across our thread range.