Looking for the best non-surgical treatment. How about Accent RF? I don't expect to get rid of them entirely but maybe turn the clock back a few years. I am 62 years old, in good health and otherwise fairly fit.
Answer: Skin tightening without surgery Our RF treatment of choice includes Venus Legacy and Exilis in order to reduce skin laxity. Venus Viva has additional nano fractional RF to improve skin texture and tightness.
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Answer: Skin tightening without surgery Our RF treatment of choice includes Venus Legacy and Exilis in order to reduce skin laxity. Venus Viva has additional nano fractional RF to improve skin texture and tightness.
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October 30, 2016
Answer: Accent RF Radiofrequency skin tightening has advanced a lot the last several years. It can be used in the thigh area. Results would depend on how much skin looseness is present, and overall health of the skin - and operator skill.
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October 30, 2016
Answer: Accent RF Radiofrequency skin tightening has advanced a lot the last several years. It can be used in the thigh area. Results would depend on how much skin looseness is present, and overall health of the skin - and operator skill.
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July 1, 2016
Answer: V-shape laser tightens skin The V-shape laser (formerly Accent) does a great job tightening skin in the right hands. It can certainly be used on the upper arms and the legs. Using the different modalities Unibody and bipolar combined, the skin can be firmed and crepey texture reduced. It may take 6 or more treatments to achieve your desired results. Good luck.
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July 1, 2016
Answer: V-shape laser tightens skin The V-shape laser (formerly Accent) does a great job tightening skin in the right hands. It can certainly be used on the upper arms and the legs. Using the different modalities Unibody and bipolar combined, the skin can be firmed and crepey texture reduced. It may take 6 or more treatments to achieve your desired results. Good luck.
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May 4, 2016
Answer: Upper arms crapey skin It sounds like you have realistic expectations and could really benefit from (1) carbon dioxide fractionated resurfacing and/or (2) ultherapy. Ultherapy would be off-label there, so you would want to make sure your provider had experience and felt comfortable with the anatomy and depth of treatment. Fractionated CO2 laser would be simple, although off the head and neck, I always recommend 2-3 treatments for best results. Laser would also require some downtime while things are healing back up and is best done in the months with shorter days and cooler temps. Good luck!
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May 4, 2016
Answer: Upper arms crapey skin It sounds like you have realistic expectations and could really benefit from (1) carbon dioxide fractionated resurfacing and/or (2) ultherapy. Ultherapy would be off-label there, so you would want to make sure your provider had experience and felt comfortable with the anatomy and depth of treatment. Fractionated CO2 laser would be simple, although off the head and neck, I always recommend 2-3 treatments for best results. Laser would also require some downtime while things are healing back up and is best done in the months with shorter days and cooler temps. Good luck!
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