I have very good skin tone, with I no wrinkles on my skin, but my skin is beginning to sag, especially around the cheeks and jaw line. Which treatment would best correct sagging skin and lift the skin of my type. Also which machines are the best. I've heard mention of the Thermage machine for radio frequency.
Answer: Ultherapy vs. Radiofrequency While both treatments are very effective we prefer to use Ultherapy to lift sagging and lax skin and use non-ablative 1540 fraxel laser to improve skin texture and stimulate collagen on the surface. Ultherapy can target three different depths: the Dermis (deeper skin), Fat + Connective tissue (Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System-SMAS) and Muscle. The Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System (SMAS) is located below the fat and is a strong tissue that envelops the face. It is made up of collagen, elastic fibers, muscle fibers and fat cells. The ultrasound energy produced during an Ulthera treatment, precisely and
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Answer: Ultherapy vs. Radiofrequency While both treatments are very effective we prefer to use Ultherapy to lift sagging and lax skin and use non-ablative 1540 fraxel laser to improve skin texture and stimulate collagen on the surface. Ultherapy can target three different depths: the Dermis (deeper skin), Fat + Connective tissue (Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System-SMAS) and Muscle. The Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System (SMAS) is located below the fat and is a strong tissue that envelops the face. It is made up of collagen, elastic fibers, muscle fibers and fat cells. The ultrasound energy produced during an Ulthera treatment, precisely and
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October 13, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy vs. Radifrequency: Which Is Best? Radiofrequency treatments and Ultherapy both work well to tone and tighten the skin in appropriate candidates. You would need an in-person consultation and evaluation to determine which treatment would be most appropriate for you. I'm not a fan of Thermage and believe that there are better RF devices out there. Ultherapy works best for those with mild to moderate skin laxity. Make sure you choose an experienced provider that has different treatment options available. Best wishes.
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October 13, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy vs. Radifrequency: Which Is Best? Radiofrequency treatments and Ultherapy both work well to tone and tighten the skin in appropriate candidates. You would need an in-person consultation and evaluation to determine which treatment would be most appropriate for you. I'm not a fan of Thermage and believe that there are better RF devices out there. Ultherapy works best for those with mild to moderate skin laxity. Make sure you choose an experienced provider that has different treatment options available. Best wishes.
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October 13, 2016
Answer: Radio Frequency Versus Ultherapy--The Best Skin Tightening Treatments My recommendation for all my patients that are candidates for RF treatments is: Thermage (which I like better than Ultherapy). I suggest a formal evaluation with an expert to see what would be best for you. Best, Dr. Emer.
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October 13, 2016
Answer: Radio Frequency Versus Ultherapy--The Best Skin Tightening Treatments My recommendation for all my patients that are candidates for RF treatments is: Thermage (which I like better than Ultherapy). I suggest a formal evaluation with an expert to see what would be best for you. Best, Dr. Emer.
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Answer: It is best to get your lines assessed prior to deciding on a treatment In a nutshell, Ultherapy targets a deeper layer (SMAZ layer) which will lift the deeper tissues, not necessarily targetting the very top epidermal layers of the skin. Radio Frequency targets the top layer for tightening and contouring of the skin. It would highly depend on the severity of your skins laxity to establish which one would best suit.
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Answer: It is best to get your lines assessed prior to deciding on a treatment In a nutshell, Ultherapy targets a deeper layer (SMAZ layer) which will lift the deeper tissues, not necessarily targetting the very top epidermal layers of the skin. Radio Frequency targets the top layer for tightening and contouring of the skin. It would highly depend on the severity of your skins laxity to establish which one would best suit.
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October 13, 2016
Answer: Why not take the best of both? Why not take the best of both? At Key Laser we believe in both treatments for lifting and tightening the face. That’s why with we combine Ultherapy (micro focused ultrasound) and ThermiSmooth RF (Radio Frequency) on the same day of treatment. Results can be seen in as little as 3 months with best results in 6 to 10 months.
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October 13, 2016
Answer: Why not take the best of both? Why not take the best of both? At Key Laser we believe in both treatments for lifting and tightening the face. That’s why with we combine Ultherapy (micro focused ultrasound) and ThermiSmooth RF (Radio Frequency) on the same day of treatment. Results can be seen in as little as 3 months with best results in 6 to 10 months.
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