Will Titan Laser work on nasolabial folds?

I have heard that the Titan laser is very effective when used on the  jawline, chin and neck areas. What about the rest of the face, especially the nasolabial folds? How effective can it be for a person who is just starting to sag (mid forties)?

3 answers to “Will Titan Laser work on nasolabial...”

A: At Rejuvenation Center we get excellent results with Titan, particularly when used as part of the3D

Edmond A. Zingaro, MD

It does work to improve nasolabial folds, if the treatment is properly performed.  It is of utmost importance that the person performing the treatment have enough experience or chances are results will be less than gratifying.  Titan does work better in younger patients with good skin but that does... more

A: Titan results are very unimpressive in general

Richard P. Rand, MD

Titan and Thermage are both treatments intended to tighten the skin without surgery. Unfortunately, I have met many patients who have spent thousands of dollars on these treatments and came to me disappointed saying they "got nothing from the treatment." Be careful and make sure the physician you are seeing... more

A: Titan might help, but results can be variable

Mary Lupo, MD

I have been using the Titan system for several years because it is very safe, well tolerated, and has no downtime. I have been most impressed with the results for skin tightening of the abdomen after childbirth, liposuction, and weight loss. (It does not replace lipsuction for excess fat removal, nor... more

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sharon, R
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27 Nov 2008

I am 53 yrs old. I have been thinking of correcting my nasolabial folds. I need to know what is the safest, and more effective and long lasting method out there? I have not been successful in getting reliable information. Please help. Thank you.

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