Will Renuvion tighten mild to mild/moderate skin laxity that’s under my chin in the center of my neck?

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To Date, I have never once had a patient tell me they thought their skin was tighter after using Renuvion.
Because the procedure is almost always done in conjunction with Liposuction any potential results people see on before and after pictures are of the results of the Liposuction.
In my opinionthis device does not deliver skin tightening like it claims.
I’ve done experiments measuring anatomic areas like incision sites, bellybutton, or moles, and measured the distance distances before and after using Renuvion.
In every case, there was zero changes in skin length.
I don’t recommend this treatment.
What I do recommend is focusing your efforts on provider selection rather than treatment options.
The hands of the right provider you’ll be guided appropriately and the correct procedure will be recommended and implemented correctly.
In the end, provider selection is by far the most important variable.
Finding the right plastic surgeon may be more difficult than most people realize.
This generally involves having numerous in person consultations and having the ability to properly vent plastic surgeons.
Most people have very little experience, consulting with plastic surgeons, and also have a little experience, vetting their skill level.
Having multiple consultations allows patients to get better at the process.
Consider plastic surgery procedures as being permanent and irreversible.
When done correctly, these can be phenomenal opportunities.
When not done correctly, it can lead to disappointment and worse.
Without pictures, we can’t begin to make an assessment.
Good luck,
Mats Hagstrom MD