Fibrosis, bad lipo, or both? How can I fix this? (Photos)

BodyTite uses radiofrequency energy to heat the skin and soft tissues in between the two "ends" of the device which, in turn, stimulates those tissues to make more collagen and elastin than they normally would, resulting in thicker, better hydrated and tighter skin and soft tissue. While in...

This is my personal opinion. Morpheus does not appear to tighten skin. He does, however burn some of the subcutaneous fat, resulting in further loss of volume and looseness of the skin becoming even more visible. Even though at first, it looks like there is some form of an improvement, that’s a...

Options will depend on just how scarred in things are under the skin. And that is almost impossible to determine without a good in person physical exam. And you still may not know until you attempt a surgery. I have had great success “fixing” cases like this using VASER lipo, which uses ult...

Thank you for your question! Yes, you would be a great candidate for the BodyTite. Bodytite is a noninvasive liposuction, that removes stubborn fat and helps tighten the skin. There is minimum downtime associated with this treatment compared to the traditional liposuction. We use a cannula under...

Yes! Bodytite would be a great treatment to help remove stubborn fat in the abdomen and tighten the skin. Bodytite uses a canula to melt away fat, along with stimulating collagen to help tighten the skin. I would recommend additional skin tightening treatments such as Morpheus8 which uses radio...

Hi! Dr. Peterson here — What you’re noticing makes sense — when you stretch the skin, the crepiness looks smoother, which tells us this is mostly a skin texture and laxity issue rather than deeper fat. After a tummy tuck, stretch marks and crepey skin can still remain, since s...