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Edgar Franklin Fincher, MD, PhD
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Beverly Hills Dermatologic Surgeon
Beverly Hills, CA |
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50% of Encino reviewers said Thermage was worth it
“Microwaving my Face - Beverly Hills,...”
I don't feel pain as a rule. Natural child birth is more painful than Thermage. For one month I looked great, then I woke up and there was a triangular shaped divot in the middle of my cheek. My doctor allowed the nurse to do it, even though he said he would. When I went back to complain he said,"Oh, you had acne, that's what you are seeing." I had poreless skin that months... more
“Thermage for Sagging Skin on Face -...”
I just turned 40 and started seeing some skin sagging on my face.i was reading all the reviews and contemplating weather to go for this procedure or not. I did my research to find a good doctor. I went to every possible med spa and clinics to find out about this procedure. Finally yesterday I had my procedure done.Every person has different skin type and will have different result with this... more
“Good and Bad Results - Depending on...”
After reading all these posts, I was fearful to get Thermage. However, like many people I was talked into it by my Doctor since "the tips have significantly improved".Would I do it again? Yes, BUT, I would have listened to my gut and not done my entire face. I wanted it for an eyebrow lift and I got a nice eyebrow lift. I also got a bit of tightening on the jaw line. I would... more
I am a 39 year old who has thin facial skin and I wanted to try Thermage for minor facial sagging. I'm not sure if it was me (maybe I wasn't an ideal candidate?) or the procedure, but it has been 8 months since I had thermage on my face-and to be honest, I haven't noticed any difference...and to me, the procedure was extremely painful. Almost intolerably so (if they offer you painkillers,... more
I received thermage on my face and neck by a highly accredited doctor in Los Angeles. He put me completely under for the procedure. The inital effect was a little tigher skin, but after a few days that wore off and I kept waiting for improvement over time as I was told the full effect would show in 3-6 months, however there was no improvement at all and if there was was it was to small to... more
“Despite Controversy, Thermage Made a...”
Thermage gets a bad rap online at message boards. I know this because I was firmly against the idea of getting Thermage based on my online research. But my dermatologist was convincing and encouraged me that I would get good results since I only needed some measure of tightening, not a "** virtual facelift ** like you see advertised by bad docs. The treatments did hurt more... more
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Average cost in Encino: $1,850
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