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The infini RF device is a wonderful and successful modality for smoothing wrinkles of the face and neck. Everyone who decides on an infini treatment must be realistic. This treatment does not provide the results of a surgical facelift. One should expect about a 30 percent improvement over 3 treatments with essentially no downtime. The Excillis machine in general does not achieve better results. We charge 1500 dollars for each infini treatment.
I would use Infini or Exilis with Ultherapy or another skin-tightening method. Lasers and radiofrequency do well for texture and some mild crepey skin but they don't help with volume, skin tightening. That needs fillers/sculptra/fat and ultherapy/thermage or similar. All of these procedures should be safe in the hands of an expert. Find someone who inspires confidence. Best, Dr. Emer
I don't see the need to do both and I wouldn't do them together. Infini treatment costs are about $1500. You pricing seems high but might be including both. Stick with Infini, it has more controlled heating and it gets to 70 degrees celsius, meaning it creates coagulation. Exilis only gets to 45, and doesn't coagulate. Results will be much better and more predictable with Infini. See link which goes into the science of Infini vs Exilis.
I agree that nothing removes stretch marks. But Infini does very well in diminishing them. I would recommend the procedure.
I have been providing the Infini treatment in my office for over three years and have not seen it melt fat in any of my patients. The device in my experience has been safe to use on all parts of the face and is a wonderful device in my office. I do advise that you make sure you see an experience...
Silicon fillers are notorious for causing late reactions including nodules and granulomas. Any type of device which can disrupt the silicon such as lasers, Infini, or other injections have the possibility of reactivating the silicon and causing one of these late reactions. It doesn't even need...