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A photo would be very helpful.Are you sure it is a "malar mound" and not a "festoon"?Profound is one of the best and easiest ways to treat festoons.Malar mounds are more of a circulatory problem and fat grafting(stem cells) to enhance circulation is the best cure.Hope that helps-----------Feel free to send a photo
Thank you for your question! We have found out something which takes time for many people to learn. Superficial skin treatments do not affect the deeper layers. That’s one of the reasons why lasers usually don’t work on malar mounds. To address the fluid and distention of the tissues, you need a tightening procedure at a deeper layer, something that ThermiTight could address if you wish to avoid surgery. The ThermiTight procedure of the eyes is an evolving area of treatment that I as medical director of Thermi have been privileged to lead. Best of luck!
I have recently completed the FDA trials for the Genius. It is the Infini, completely re-engineered. It was recently FDA approved. It makes all other RFM devices obsolete. I've become the leading authority on RFM and recently completed a book chapter to be published in the Facial Plastic Clinics...
Hi there! Normally I would not recommend driving home after as it is typically a painful laser procedure. In our office we use general anesthesia so the patient is asleep and comfortable during the procedure. After use of this anesthesia they patient usually has a ride to take them home after...
Yes it is safe and effective. Because the epidermis remains intact with Profound there is no pigmenatary issue.It is a high effective rejuvenative tool from hairline to collarbone.
