I am 60 yo. My weight is 125 and I am 5'5 in and has been stable at that weight for 35 yrs. I have had no surgeries or pregnancies. I exercise 5 times/week for 35 years combo or weights and aerobics. I have not been in the sun for 35 years. I eat a healthy diet and drink plenty of water. I do not smoke or drink. I had ultherapy 5 x last one 6 months ago without improvement. I had emsculpt 5 x last one 3 months ago without improvement. HELP!
June 5, 2019
Answer: Lax skin on abdomen? Englewood Cliffs New Jersey You have lax skin on your abdomen. An aggressive skin tightening program is suggested. Monopolar, bipolar and microneedle radio frequency have all been reported to help. In my opinion, the new Profound device, with the longest pulse durations, is the most effective of the 3 methods. View an abdominal tightening video below.
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June 5, 2019
Answer: Lax skin on abdomen? Englewood Cliffs New Jersey You have lax skin on your abdomen. An aggressive skin tightening program is suggested. Monopolar, bipolar and microneedle radio frequency have all been reported to help. In my opinion, the new Profound device, with the longest pulse durations, is the most effective of the 3 methods. View an abdominal tightening video below.
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June 5, 2019
Answer: Abdominal skin laxity Thank you for submitting your inquiry and photo. I'm sorry your goals haven't been met with previous treatments. One other conservative option to consider would be ThermiTight to the abdomen. This is an in-office procedure that uses radiofrequency to tighten skin and improve laxity. However, the results can be more subtle. A more aggressive approach would be to undergo a mini-abdominoplasty. This would give you a tighter appearance of your abdomen. These options can be discussed in further detail with your plastic surgeon. Good luck and thank you again for reaching out.
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June 5, 2019
Answer: Abdominal skin laxity Thank you for submitting your inquiry and photo. I'm sorry your goals haven't been met with previous treatments. One other conservative option to consider would be ThermiTight to the abdomen. This is an in-office procedure that uses radiofrequency to tighten skin and improve laxity. However, the results can be more subtle. A more aggressive approach would be to undergo a mini-abdominoplasty. This would give you a tighter appearance of your abdomen. These options can be discussed in further detail with your plastic surgeon. Good luck and thank you again for reaching out.
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