My main concern is my double chin and I chose these treatment due to good reviews and the fact that it is not invasive and requires no down time. I havent seen any difference after three treatments and Im wondering if that is normal, or if this treatment may not work for me?
I didn't even know this could happen -- the skin on my inner thighs have lost their elasticity so now the fat there droops and it's quite unattractive. I'm 48 years old. I've lost some weight and will lose more but I can tell that skin is going to remain lax. A thigh lift is the surgical option, with skin excision, but I don't think there's all that much skin to remove. I'm considering Thermage, Venus Freeze, or Forma. Are all three of these RF? Which are best for thighs?
I had my first Venus Freeze treatment on Thursday. It was borderline painful and uncomfortable but not bearable (my board licensed dermatologist, who administered the VF, said I was one of the few people who had ever gone the whole time without stopping b/c it was too hot). So here is the thing, my abs (where I received the treatment) are pretty swollen and tender even almost 3 days later. I also have areas where there are kind of bruises -- almost mild burns (redish). Is this at all normal?
I am African American and would like to know if venus freeze can be used to tighten under the eyes where the skin is loose and wrinkles when I smile. how much down time would I have and how many treatments would it take. thanks
I have tree trucks for ankles. Doctors routinely think they are swollen but there is no edema. It's not all bone either.. its just fat! I found only one review about this and she said it's not worth it, I can't tell a difference. I couldn't find anything else, anywhere, showing this treatment on ankle//calves. My calves are OK, not too much cellulite... it would only be so that the ankle to calf transition looked more shapely.