I am 43 years old. I want to rid off (or reduce) Juverdem from my cheekbones. I tried Thermage to minimize the effect. Is it helpfull? Or I should try the hyalase for more obvious result. Is it safe?
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Answer: Thermage Effect on Hyaluronic Gel Fillers vs Hyaluronidase
It is safe to have Thermage for the tummy before you are pregnant. Thermage tightens existing collagen and stimulates the production of new collagen to tighten and lift. It takes 3 to 6 months to see the full effect. When you do become pregnant, your skin will...
Thermage is a non-inasive technique and C02 laser is an ablative technique. Co2 laser treatment will require a downtime of approcximately 3-7 days to heal the skin depending on the strength, depth and tightening required.. However, with the CO2 laser treatment results are a lot more pronounced...
Thermage tightens loose skin but does not treat the deeper fat. It would give you some skin tightening, but from your pictures it looks like you have more of an issue with the underlying fat and perhaps muscle tone. The best option if you want to avoid the scarring of surgery may be...