I suppose the question you may want to ask is whether Thermage is the best available treatment for you. the answer depends on a number of factors. However, keloids or scars that grow beyond the natural boundaries of a wound in a botyroid fashion, only form on the earlobes, deltoid region, and sternum. True facial keloids are extremely rare. Many patients make the assumption that a poorly healed scar on another part of the body condemns them to bad scarring in the face, eyelids, etc. This is not the case, because facial wounds almost always heal more quickly and with better scars than other regions of the body. Is Thermage the best form of minimally invasive soft tissue tightening? In my opinion, Ulthera, which utilizes focused ultrasound waves, is superior and more consistent than Thermage. Will Thermage treat Rosacea? No. Although Rosacea is not "cured" by any procedure, the redness and broken blood vessels can be addressed with IPL (Intense Pulse Light).