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If I Have a Second Cellulaze Treatment Done Will It Smooth Things out Even More?
I know Cellulaze is meant to be a one time treatment, but if the cellulite is super bad and is reduced to a lower grade with the first treatment, would having a second treatment be able to further reduce the appearance or the cellulite, or would nothing more be accomplished?
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Second treatment
Some patients need a touch-up procedure in the area treated previously. This will help to smooth out the skin while making it tighter.
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Second Cellulaze Treatment
Results are achieved with just one Cellulaze cellulite laser treatment. Your results will continue to improve over the next three to twelve months. Wait until you can see your final results, as most patients are very happy after only one treatment. Best of luck.
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Cellulaze Treatment
Cellulaze utilizes a 1440 nm wavelength laser to accomplish 3 things: 1) melt away fat bulging out 2) break up fibrous septae (attachments) that create the indentations and 3) help thicken the dermis (skin) to prevent future recurrence. The procedure can take between 60-90 minutes and can be completed under local or just IV sedation (depending on the length of your procedure and number of areas being treated). To see your final results takes between 3-6 months. Since...
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If I Have a Second Cellulaze Treatment Done Will It Smooth Things out Even More?
As of this date Cellulaze is a one time treatment. Healing takes 6 months. If after 6 months you can be re evaluated by your Cellulaze doctor to see if a second operation will improve the results even more. Hope that answers your question. Regards
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Second Cellulaze treatment
Cellulaze is meant to be a one time treatment but, if it has been at least 6 months since your initial Cellulaze procedure you may consider having your surgeon re-evaluate the areas you're concerned about to determine if a possible second treatment would be of benefit. Perhaps there are adjacent areas that weren't treated during your first surgery that would improve your overall result and appearance if they were treated at the same time the previous areas were re-addressed. ...
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