I had 10-15 blisters and hard ridges/burns on each thigh from very ThermiTight. The blisters have crusted over but I still have hard ridges (scars?) where probe touched my skin, and after 5 weeks, my thighs still feel lumpy and look a lot worse; my skin is still numb and bruised. Is this normal? I'm concerned that blisters and hard ridges are caused by the probe heating too quickly --it was painfully hot. Has ThermiTight permanently scarred and damaged my skin. Will this heal on its own?
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ThermiTIght and Thermi 250 both use radio frequency to tighten skin. Thermi Tight is a minimally invasive procedure that requires local anesthesia. A probe is placed under the skin and heat helps tighten the skin. It requires only one treatment and the changes happen over time.Thermi...
Is a Thermitight effective for fatty arms with loose skin? Excellent question. In the selected patients it's an excellent procedure. It does remove fat and tighten the skin. I know of no other procedure that comes close the results with the ThermiTight with the exception of a brachioplasty, ...
