83%
266 reviews
Worth It Rating
Our index shows the percentage of community members saying this was "Worth it". See cosmetic treatment rankings
Does the Acculift Replace the Need for Fillers?
We're working on a blog post about a new laser treatment called Acculift (as described in this article). Can you offer us feedback on:
- Is the Acculift a breakthrough procedure?
- Does it replace the need (or reduce it) for cosmetic fillers?
- Have you tried Acculift or witnessed a demonstration?
Asked 32 months ago by
Real Beauty News in Worldwide
+3
Acculift is very effective at improving nasolabial folds, jowls and the submental area
+1
Laser lipo, does it work?
Laser melts fat, so does ultrasound. Since 1996 when ultrasound lipo came along we have seen MANY companies come with this and that newest and greatest laser lipo apparatus that tightens skin. Don't believe it.
The American Society of Plastic Surgery has looked at the issue. The veredict is: no evidence of lasting skin tightening. As far as painless goes, it causes more pain because it also melts the fat in the cells that protect nerve fibers (Scwann cells).
Take it from somebody who has...
more
+1
No, I believe that in the long term it would cause hollowness and a need for more filling
The concept behind AccuLift is to melt the fat under the skin and cause some tightening of the skin. In my opinion the results are similar to liposuction and there are not enough long term results present.
I am very worried about melting the fat with Acculift and the inevitable hollowness that ensues in the long term. Please make sure you check for long term results beyond 9 months after the procedure
+1
Probably marginal benefit from Acculift
There is no way to significantly shrink skin. If it is a sizeable component of the problem, laser treatment will have marginal results.
Medical lasers convert light into heat-period. The head "cooks" the target tissue. It is a form of thermal injury (a burn). I am very skeptical about this form of treatment for facial aging. Destroying fat, rather than repositioning it seems a poor alternative to safe and effective surgery.
I have not witnessed this particular laser, but I have...
more