Hoe do I treat that Malar or festoons ?
Answer: Thermi Tight for malar bags and festoons The deeper tissues of the malar crescent can be treated with ultrasound but thermi tight allows the surgeon to place the energy directly onto the swollen tissue unlike Ulthera that has to bypass the skin. With these treatments it may take up to 4-6 months to see the final results
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Answer: Thermi Tight for malar bags and festoons The deeper tissues of the malar crescent can be treated with ultrasound but thermi tight allows the surgeon to place the energy directly onto the swollen tissue unlike Ulthera that has to bypass the skin. With these treatments it may take up to 4-6 months to see the final results
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January 12, 2019
Answer: Malar bags and festoons Generally speaking, the ideal treatment for malar bags and festoons is blepharoplasty a surgical procedure. Nonsurgical treatments may improve this area, Ultherapy does help to a certain extent. Another procedure that is helpful is ThermiTight using radiofrequency microinvasive probe to treat this area.
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January 12, 2019
Answer: Malar bags and festoons Generally speaking, the ideal treatment for malar bags and festoons is blepharoplasty a surgical procedure. Nonsurgical treatments may improve this area, Ultherapy does help to a certain extent. Another procedure that is helpful is ThermiTight using radiofrequency microinvasive probe to treat this area.
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August 4, 2014
Answer: Malar bags You might get some tightening with the Ulthera for the festoons. We have been using it for that, and some people do seem to get improvement. But not everyone! There are no downsides to giving it a try as there isn't much else that works well to decrease the festoons. Some of the other lasers such as fractionated CO2 or erbium may tighten it up a bit too.
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August 4, 2014
Answer: Malar bags You might get some tightening with the Ulthera for the festoons. We have been using it for that, and some people do seem to get improvement. But not everyone! There are no downsides to giving it a try as there isn't much else that works well to decrease the festoons. Some of the other lasers such as fractionated CO2 or erbium may tighten it up a bit too.
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August 4, 2014
Answer: Festoons Thanks for the question, I have found ultherapy in my practice to be very useful for softening festoons and malar bags but are not ideal for fat reduction in the lower eyelids (for that surgery is still the best)GOOD LUCK
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August 4, 2014
Answer: Festoons Thanks for the question, I have found ultherapy in my practice to be very useful for softening festoons and malar bags but are not ideal for fat reduction in the lower eyelids (for that surgery is still the best)GOOD LUCK
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June 6, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy for festoons We've had some good results treating festoons with Ulthera but are finding that Thermi smooth and Thermi Tight may be a better option since we are able to precisely set the temperature and identify the tissue layer being treated. Which technique is best I find depends on the amount of skin laxity, bone structure, etc. often lifting the festoon with a non hydrophilic (water absorbing ) filler will lift and support the festoon and then Thermi smooth may be used to tighten the skin.
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June 6, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy for festoons We've had some good results treating festoons with Ulthera but are finding that Thermi smooth and Thermi Tight may be a better option since we are able to precisely set the temperature and identify the tissue layer being treated. Which technique is best I find depends on the amount of skin laxity, bone structure, etc. often lifting the festoon with a non hydrophilic (water absorbing ) filler will lift and support the festoon and then Thermi smooth may be used to tighten the skin.
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