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What is the best option for crepey skin on front of thighs?

lynn20Mar 7, 2021
Not saggy - but crepey. Had Elixis done with not great results and trying Emtone now. Just wondering if RF microneedling or Thermage is a better option and if so - which one? Not sure that “surgery” can be done just to tighten the skin? I’m thin and work out.

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Jason Emer, MD

You can do microneedling RF (although this MAY decrease pigmetnation slighly after many many treatments), thermage, ultherapy and threads. microneedling and at home dermarolling can be done too. Best, Dr. Emer.

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Jason Emer, MD

Yes you can as this has nothing to do with the skin of the lids, in my practice we do thermage eyes once or twice a year and plasma pen to the lids every 3 months or laser like co2 few times year. start latisse (see link) to your brows now. Best, Dr. Emer.

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Leyla Arvas, MD

Hi, if your skin is thick ulthera would be better, if your skin is thin thermage is better. But if you want only some part of your face ulthera can be divided, but thermage all face is recomended because when you open one tip it would be finished in 1 hour.

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Kimberly Butterwick, MD

To get the best result, I would probably recommend ThermiTight for you. Like Thermage, it uses radiofrequency energy to tighten the skin. However, ThermiTight features tiny probes passed under the skin to the loose connective tissue that can deliver the RF energy deeper for more dramatic,...

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Douglas Wu, MD

While Thermage is a very good treatment option for tightening the skin of the face, it is not the only one. RF microneedling is often a preferred choice underneath the eyes, where it can stimulate collagen production to smooth and thicken skin from the inside out. Tear trough fillers can also...

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