Thermage for the thighs and hamstrings work with cellulite if Cellfina will not?

 It sounds like your condition would respond well to Thermage’s radiofrequency therapy, which will remove excess fat and tighten the skin on your thighs. However, whether that’s the best therapy for you or if you need Ultherapy added in or another choice or combination altogether can only be determined in person. Consulting with a board-certified dermatologist will start you on your journey to getting the beautiful smooth thighs you want.

Yes, you could be a good candidate for Thermage - the caveat is that you should have little in the way of sun damage and good collagen or a thick dermis. This ensures the best possible collagen contraction. We use many techniques to increase collagen including Radiaesse hyper dilute, Ultherapy, and of course Thermage. In truth only one in three candidate are suitable for this therapy in Brisbane Queensland, the reason is that collagen breakdown or elastosis is common in our city due to the high UV index. Always assess before treatment- this gives the greatest chance of success and meeting expectations. Dr Isobel Walker. Brisbane. Australia. 

I would definitely recommend Thermage to tighten up the arms or legs.  When you have skin elasticity it is the only way to produce neo-collagensis to improve the skin tightness on any area of the body.  Please consult an expert in Thermage to help you.  Best, Dr. Green