Build your future in threads.
5 focused modules
One shared curriculum
Learn from Kay Arani
Add a new dimension to your practice.
Make more informed decisions
Broaden your treatment perspective
Bring clarity to consultations
Invest in your professional growth
A clear path through every treatment area.
The shared curriculum starts with the science of PDO threads, then moves through targeted lessons for the upper face, midface, lower face, neck and décolleté. Explore what is covered in each module.
PDO fundamentals: thread composition, collagen science and the role of mono and screw threads.
Clinical foundations: thread mechanics, tissue response and the principles behind a considered treatment plan.
Hairline and forehead: treatment planning for the forehead and brow region.
Glabellar “11” lines: the anatomy and considerations behind this area.
Eyebrow and temple support: the lateral brow and temporal region.
Crow’s feet: approaches to the outer eye area.
Under-eye firming: an introduction to the blunt cannula technique.
Cheek Pop and malar support: cheek contour and support.
Nasolabial folds: planning around the nasolabial region.
Accordion lines: considerations for cheek lines and texture.
Acne scar refinement: thread applications for scar-related texture.
Collagen mapping: depth, spacing and balanced midface planning.
Perioral lines: the fine lines around the mouth.
Vermillion border: planning around the lip border.
Chin texture: the “orange peel” appearance and treatment considerations.
Jawline volume loss: mandibular support and definition.
Submental laxity: the area beneath the chin.
Jawline contouring: bringing the lower-face plan together.
Tech neck lines: horizontal neck creases.
Vertical bands and laxity: neck contour and skin quality.
Submental rejuvenation: the transition below the chin.
Décolleté: chest lines and skin texture.
Neck and jawline integration: a connected approach across adjacent areas.
Kay Arani, BBA, BDiv, RN
One curriculum. Two ways to train.
Online training
$697 USD
- Recorded with live patients during actual clinical procedures.
- Five curriculum modules with focused lessons
- Learn online at your own pace
- Recorded demonstrations by Kay Arani
- Final course quiz
In-person training
Apply to train
- The same core curriculum, taught in person
- Hands-on practice with real models
- Kay present to guide your technique
- Personal feedback and case discussion
- One-to-one or small-group learning
- One- or two-day options based on experience
Before you choose your training.
The training is intended for licensed medical professionals, including registered nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and medical doctors. You should have a foundation in facial anatomy and aseptic technique. Training does not replace your professional license or expand your legal scope of practice.
Yes. Both formats teach the same core mono and screw thread curriculum. The difference is how you learn: online through self-directed lessons and recorded demonstrations, or in person with Kay, real models and personal guidance.
No. The online course is self-directed. It includes the online lessons and recorded demonstrations, but does not include personal support, 1:1 feedback or live-model practice. Choose in-person training if direct guidance is important to you.
You can begin online after completing enrollment through Precizion Threads Academy. The lessons are available online so you can study at your own pace.
Select Apply for in-person training and complete the form. Our team will review your professional background and contact you about eligibility, available dates, tuition and the appropriate one- or two-day format. Your place is confirmed separately by the team.
Live-model practice is part of in-person training only. The online course uses recorded demonstrations. Model arrangements and the practical schedule are confirmed with the team before your in-person session.