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Thermage is the best laser for skin tightening. The results will last up to two years. However, if the masseter muscle is your problem, Botox is the best treatment. Please find a board certified dermatologist with a great deal of experience with cosmetic dermatology for the best results.
NO Thermage will not reduce the masseter muscle size. Consult your provider for possible Botox, Dysport, Xeomin injections. Dr. Grant Stevens Marina PlasticSurgery Associates Marina del Rey, CA The Institute
Thermageuses radiofrequency energy to help improve the appearance of sagging or looseskin. Thermage treatment does not affect the muscles in the area treated. Ifyou want to reduce the appearance of your masseter muscles I would recommendhaving Botox injected into those muscles. Consult with a Board CertifiedDermatologist to see if this treatment would work for you.
Hi. It is hard to answer this question without seeing photos. The answer depends on the amount of improvement you want and whether you are willing to have surgery. Have a look at the gallery of photos on the link below as a comparison of the techniques and be honest with yourself about how much...
Thermage provides minimal improvement to the turkey neck area. A different treatment such as Ultherapy or neck liposuction may be more beneficial. Talk to your dermatologist to determine which treatment will be best for you.
Thermage and other non invasive methods of skin tightening can be effective in improving the appearance of loose skin. No one can tell you how much improvement will occur as this seems to be somewhat variable among individuals. I have seen some great results in situations like your...
I recommend using the non invasive modality known as Ultherapy to tighten the neck and face without surgery. The Ultherapy treatment uses microfocused ultrasound. RaffyKaramanoukian MD FACSLos Angeles
Our office employs Ulthera for tissue tightening on the neck and face in patients with SMAS laxity. Raffy Karamanoukian MD FACS
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