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Thermage CPT V Ultherapy V Titan

asked 9 months ago by O2BME in tennessee, south of nashville
Latest answer by Brian Biesman, MD
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Tags: eyebrows, eyelids, mouth, droopy, angry lines, best, comparison, costs

For facial skin tightening what would be the BEST option? I have been reading the reviews and advice but am still unsure.

Specifically, my eyebrows are getting slightly lower, which is making my eyelids disappear, and the corners of my mouth are drooping which makes me appear angry (even when I'm not). Around Nashville, Thermage CPT is $3300 for full face and Ulthera is $4000; not sure about Titan. Which would be best? Is Ulthera worth the extra $? A little more $ is worth it for great results

2 answers to Thermage CPT V Ultherapy V Titan

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Which method of noninvasive skin tightening is best?

You pose an excellent question. Unfortunately, there isn't a simple, easy answer. I have extensive experience with all 3 technologies. i would cross Titan off of the list as it is the least predictable in my experience. Both Thermage and Ulthera have been shown to produce improvement in both the upper and lower face. The amount of improvement can be quite variable ranging from minimal to superb with both technologies. Thermage has been around for nearly 10... more
Brian Biesman, MD

Nashville Oculoplastic Surgeon

www.drbiesman.com

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THERMAGE VERSUS TITAN VERSUS ULTHERA

There have been no side by side comparative studies for these 3 modalities of skin tightening and probably there will not be any in the future. Thermage uses Radiofrequency, Titan uses Infra Red and Ulthera uses Ultrasound. Thermage has been used since 1993 and Titan since 1995. Ulthera has only recently been approved for treatment (less than a year). Thermage,thus, has the longest record of efficacy and safety and has evolved the most. Thermage has recently introduced... more
Eugene Mandrea, MD

Chicago Dermatologist

www.lakeviewderm.com

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