I have extreme swelling and blistering after Thermage, what should I do? (Photos)

I have not seen this type of swelling or blisters ever with a Thermage laser. Please consult a board certified dermatologist to asses the area. Did a physician treat you in the spa? Are you sure that you had Thermage laser? Please keep us posted.  Best, Dr. Green

Hey there,Swelling and blisters are extremely rare with thermage. This could have happened b'cos of high energy settings possibly in older thermage devices in wrong hands. Consult an experienced physician as soon as possible and get this sorted.
Hope this helps.

Like others, I agree this is an AI or adverse incident. Thermage is not a laser but RF, this should NOT happen, please consult your physician or specialist who performed this procedure. Early intervention of blisters can reduce skin scarring. I have never seen this reaction with Thermage. Dr Isobel Walker, Brisbane. Australia. 

I have never seen this reaction with Thermage.  Thermage should only be done under the supervision of a physician.  Check the credentials of the person who treated you and ask if Thermage was actually used.  You should be assessed by a physician.

I have not seen this type of reaction with Thermage.  However, as with any source that heats the skin, if the treatment was over aggressive with either too high of a setting or too many pulses over an area continuously, I suppose this could happen...though Thermage has temperature sensors.  Please make sure to follow up on the care.  I don't think it has to do with undereye fillers.  Perhaps a medrol dose pack could help with the swelling or topical hydrocortisone to the nonblistered areas.  I would be very gentle with the skin.  

This type of swelling and certainly blistering are not common after Thermage treatment. Actually, I have not seen something like this with Thermage. I recommend you followup with an experienced physician to determine what went wrong and what can now be done about it.