Thermage
Write a ReviewThis facial treatment claims to tighten and tone sagging skin. Thermage requires no down time but you may have to go back for maintenenace.
Average Price: $2,400
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ThatOneChick spent $1,000 in Scottsdale, AZ Created 10 months ago
18 months ago I began researching Thermage as a tummy tuck alternative. The reviews I read on this site scared the crap out of me, mostly because I did not want to waste the cash on a procedure that did not work. I obsessively read through pages and pages of reviews that really only made me feel... Read more
bittone spent $2,500 in South Houston, TX Created 10 months ago
I had the procedure done in Houston for $2500. I had saggy eyelids, nasal folds and a series of wrinkles around eyes, lips and chin. Within 30 days everything had tighten, my jawline was very toned and defined, my cheekbones lifted to age 30 and the lines and sags at the corner of the mouth... Read more
take time to research spent $2,000 in Greenwich, CT Updated 1 year ago
I had Thermage done 4 days ago on my face. First half of face was uncomfortable during the procedure, especially in the chin, under jaw area. Well, then the second half of the face started. It was more painful and we only got through 200 out of the 450 pulses. The nurse noticed some blistering... Read more
ruinedbellyfromkids spent $900 in Tampa, FL Created 2 years ago
Thermage is advertised as a one-time session, to help skin on stomach after pregnancy... well I tried it as I don't want a tummy tuck, but it didn't do anything. No change -- I'm 3 months out... I seriously doubt my stomach will change in the next few months. The doctors/staff... Read more
Nicmar spent $2,300 in Denver, CO Updated 3 years ago
I chose Thermage because I had loose skin on my abdomen after two pregnancies. I was not interested in a tummy-tuck, so Thermage appeared to be a good alternative. So, I'm about 3 years out from the procedure & it still looks great. It got rid of almost all of the wrinkly, loose skin... Read more
Suzie spent $1,700 in Austin, Texas Updated 3 years ago
I was told it was supposed to be uncomfortable but not painful. I had to pause several times and it was worse than getting tattooed even though Thermage only took 30 minutes. Felt like someone taking a match to the inside of my flesh. I would not get this done again even if I had seen some... Read more
b7507503 spent $2,500 in Kirkland, WA Updated 4 years ago
I took a before picture and 3 after pictures several months apart. All we taken in the same light with the same shirt on. I took the pictures back to the doctor and had him put them in order of dates. He got them EXACTLY backwards! Needless to say, they gave me 2 treatments of some radio... Read more
melissawicke spent $2,400 in Salt lake city, utah Updated 5 years ago
I have two children, and I have a lot of loose skin in the midsection. I work out like crazy, and there was nothing that I could do. I absolutely love my results. The pics are immediate post. So, they are only going to get better Read more
Julie7 spent $600 in Denver Updated 5 years ago
I had thermage twice under my eyes. The first time I thought it didn't work because the doctor used too low of a setting because I was worried about pain. The second time, it was the highest setting and it really wasn't all that uncomfortable. I thought jeuvederm was more painful. Thermage... Read more
lerage01 spent $7,000 in Newcastle, UK Updated 5 years ago
Do not waste your well earned money. I am a beautician that constantly looks into new treatments that help 'turn back time' for both myself and my clients. I read all the comments stating it was painful etc but thought i'd be brave and give it a go. I wish i'd found out that it doesn't actually... Read more
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