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Need real quality Thermage and Ultherapy recommendations in NYC

thermagebeautyOct 31, 2015
Need real quality thermage recommendations in NYC (for stomach, arms, butt, thighs). AND Ultherapy recommendations in NYC (for face, neck, breasts/decolletage) Also, what should I ask for when I choose a place (in terms of equipment, strength, making sure it's done properly)? It's for loose skin/cellulite.

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Dr. Joshua L. Fox, MD
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Answered on Dec 1, 2015
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Dr. Michele S. Green, MD
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