ThermiSmooth vs Fraxel laser for under eye laxity?

Thermismooth around the eyes should not cause your dry eye problem to worsen unless you are wearing your contacts during the procedure wt your eyes closed. If you are a contact wearer please be sure to remove them prior to the procedure.

Thank you for your question.  I recommend a combination of procedures for optimal results.  Thermismooth is noninvasive and is good for resurfacing fine lines, but ThermiTight can actually lift and tighten your neck and lower face. ThermiTight utilizes a small electrode inserted under the s...

Thank you for your question. Thermismooth and Protege are very similar. They are both radio frequency technology. I have worked with both of them, and as it stands today, I prefer Thermismooth. It is more comfortable for the patient, it shows me your skin temperature in real time, and it has the...

I have been performing ThermiSmooth and Pelleve, both similar procedures using external radiofrequency energy, for many years with good results and perform it as frequently as weekly to every two weeks.

Thank you for your question. Thermismooth is great for skin wrinkles/laxity. That being said, it does NOT address hollowness. The way radio frequency works is that it heats the underlying tissues to a certain degree of temperature quickly, and maintains for a number of minutes. These we know by...

I have been performing ThermiSmooth for three years and prior to that my patients underwent Pelleve. Both are externally delivered radiofrequency treatments for skin tightening. I have never had a patient complain about fat atrophy and would be surprised to see that because the temperature of...