Washington Thermage

	Virginia Stevens, MD Seattle Doctor	Suite 201 14024 NE 181st St. Woodinville, WA	126 answers
	Sam Naficy, MD Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon	Suite 150 1110 112th Ave NE Bellevue, WA	54 answers
	Debbie Friant, PA-C Seattle Physician assistant	412 University Street Seattle, WA	34 answers
	Richard Baxter, MD Seattle Plastic Surgeon	Ste 290 6100 219th St SW Mountlake Terrace, WA	21 answers
	Richard Baxter, MD Seattle Plastic Surgeon	412 University Street Seattle, WA	2 answers
	Stephen B. Anderson, MD Bellevue Facial Plastic Surgeon	Suite A 1632 116th Avenue NE Bellevue, WA
	W. Philip Werschler, MD Spokane Dermatologist	Ste 330W 104 W 5th Ave Spokane, WA
	George Marosan, MD Bellevue Plastic Surgeon	Suite E190 11820 Northup Way Bellevue, WA
	Braden Stridde, MD Federal Way Plastic Surgeon	Suite B 918 S 348th St Federal Way, WA
	Donald Wortham, M.D. Seattle Doctor	Ste 109 19109 36th Ave W Lynnwood, WA

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Washington Thermage directory information

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What is Thermage?

Thermage is FDA approved for tightening loose facial and body skin. The Thermage device received clearance from the FDA in July 2002 and has been available in selected Washington doctors' offices since then, and a subsequent appearance on Oprah launched Thermage to household name status.

How does Thermage work?

Thermage is not surgery and claims to require no downtime, meaning that patients can return to normal activities immediately following the procedure. A handpiece with a smooth, flat tip delivers radiofrequency energy, in the form of heat into the skin, causing immediate tightening of collagen. Thermage can be performed on patients of all skin color.

What does Thermage treatment feel like?

When the radiofrequency energy is applied to the skin, you'll feel an intense but brief heating sensation. To keep you comfortable and protect the surface of your skin, a cooling spray is applied before, during and after each application of energy.

Tips for finding the right Washington Thermage provider

1. Laser medicine is generally regulated by Washington state and local authorities. Check your state's guidelines for specifics.

2. If a topical anesthetic is required for treatment, discuss the circumstances under which the cream should be used, and verify whether the use is appropriate in your situation.

3. Verify that your Washington Thermage provider is licensed and trained to provide the procedure.

Do not commit to Thermage with a Washington doctor based solely upon advertising, special pricing, or the referral of another patient before fully researching the background of the physician or provider.

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