I understand there is no known risk of hyperpigmentation or worsening melasma with Sofwave, but since it produces heat, I don't understand why it wouldn't worsen melasma. Can someone please explain why it would not be a concern?
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Thanks for your question. We have seen excellent results from Sofwave used on the upper face, mid and lower face, and the neck. It has the great advantage of being zero or nearly zero downtime (you can get some puffiness around the eyes for a few days when that region is treated). I've been in...
Thanks for your excellent question. Practitioner skill can certainly affect the results from a Sofwave treatment, though it is still a safe treatment even in inexperienced hands. The practitioner needs to ensure that the energy is delivered evenly so that the result too is even. Also, they have...
Thanks for your question. Sofwave produces an excellent amount of collagen in the skin per session, making it a great treatment but also anti-aging/preventative measure. However, it does not resurface/exfoliate in the way that laser treatments do. So, you will see smoothing and tightening but I...