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Thermismooth VS. Thermage CPT for eye lids, hooding and orbital area? (photos)

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Anna B.May 4, 2016

What are the differences between Thermismooth and Thermage CPT for the eye area? Cost differences, number of treatments, effectiveness and risks? I am not open to surgery, CO2, botox or Ulthera for this area - Thank you

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