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What's better for jawline tightening at age 60: Evoke or Ultherapy?

ginnylericheDec 29, 2022
I am 60. I take grat care of my skin. Mild sagging alon jawline. Use retin A for age management and of course sunscreen etc. A provider says I should try Evoke instead of Ultherapy. Wondering what's better for jaw tightening? I had tried Nuface for a couple of years, but no results. I want to use my money wisely. Please advise.

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Dr. Kelly O'Malley Mattone, MD
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Answered on Jul 12, 2023
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