I had a face/neck lift - 4 years ago and still have loose skin under my chin/neck. I have been exploring both the Endymed Pro and the Thermitight. Since I had a face/neck lift at 45, I don't have very good elasticity. Would this indicate that I not be the best candidate for either of these procedures ? (The surgeon suggested cutting the platismus muscle but felt it would not make a significant difference with skin laxity) If so, is one better than the other for skin tightening under chin/neck?
September 9, 2014
Answer: Infrared Camera and ThermiTight I am quite experienced with the ThermiTight procedure although I am not familiar with the EndyMed Pro machine. The nice thing about the ThermiTight procedure is that it delivers the heat energy exactly where it needs to go. After injecting local anesthesia, a small probe can be inserted under the skin and directed at the underlying muscle/fascia tissue as well as the dermis of the skin. I will combine this occasionally with the ThermiSmooth procedure to get tightening at the skin level as well. We also implement the use of an Infrared camera to ensure that we are heating the tissue to the desired temperature as well as being able to know what areas we have treated and what areas we have not. Particularly, for someone that has had prior surgery, the Thermitight procedure is a very valid option for you to address your issues.
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September 9, 2014
Answer: Infrared Camera and ThermiTight I am quite experienced with the ThermiTight procedure although I am not familiar with the EndyMed Pro machine. The nice thing about the ThermiTight procedure is that it delivers the heat energy exactly where it needs to go. After injecting local anesthesia, a small probe can be inserted under the skin and directed at the underlying muscle/fascia tissue as well as the dermis of the skin. I will combine this occasionally with the ThermiSmooth procedure to get tightening at the skin level as well. We also implement the use of an Infrared camera to ensure that we are heating the tissue to the desired temperature as well as being able to know what areas we have treated and what areas we have not. Particularly, for someone that has had prior surgery, the Thermitight procedure is a very valid option for you to address your issues.
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