I would also like to know if Thermage lifts the forehead? Can it lift the brow area? I also would like to know if Fraxel laser would tighten the skin on the forehead or do any lifting for the eyebrow area?
January 20, 2012
Answer: Non-invasive forehead lift
The treatments you mention (Thermage and Fraxel) are not very effective in lifting the forehead. Botox is much more effective and much less expensive.
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January 20, 2012
Answer: Non-invasive forehead lift
The treatments you mention (Thermage and Fraxel) are not very effective in lifting the forehead. Botox is much more effective and much less expensive.
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March 16, 2011
Answer: Will Thermage Lift the Brow? No
If brow elevation and rejuvenation is your primary concern, save your money and have surgery. Thermage results have been, at best, unpredictable. I would never recommend this to a patient wishing to have brow rejuvenation. Fraxel will tighten the skin but will not elevate the brows.
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March 16, 2011
Answer: Will Thermage Lift the Brow? No
If brow elevation and rejuvenation is your primary concern, save your money and have surgery. Thermage results have been, at best, unpredictable. I would never recommend this to a patient wishing to have brow rejuvenation. Fraxel will tighten the skin but will not elevate the brows.
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September 16, 2010
Answer: Laser Browlift- Marketing ploy for nonsurgeons
While those who own a Thermage or Fractionated Laser may try to convince you otherwise, you will find the results won't live up to your expectations. Some minor brow lifting can be achieved with Botox, otherwise, surgery is probably what you will need. Speak to someone who does brow lifts (all types) and who has a laser and get their opinion. For someone with one hammer (i.e. a Thermage or laser) the whole world is a nail (they feel all problems of aging face can be corrected with their single tool). See someone with lots of hammers.
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September 16, 2010
Answer: Laser Browlift- Marketing ploy for nonsurgeons
While those who own a Thermage or Fractionated Laser may try to convince you otherwise, you will find the results won't live up to your expectations. Some minor brow lifting can be achieved with Botox, otherwise, surgery is probably what you will need. Speak to someone who does brow lifts (all types) and who has a laser and get their opinion. For someone with one hammer (i.e. a Thermage or laser) the whole world is a nail (they feel all problems of aging face can be corrected with their single tool). See someone with lots of hammers.
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