Thermage on Dimply Thighs and Buttocks?

The original Thermage was from all accounts, patients and physicians who bought the machines, was pretty much a disaster. It was painful and ineffectual and many physicians reluctantly had to give the money back to their patients. It was probably too early to bring the product to market. ...

Thermage is non-surgical skin tightening that uses energy to tighten the skin.  It is not a laser which uses light to produce effects on a desired target.  As far as I know there are no studies on Thermage in breastfeeding women, however, studies on this technology shows that the...

If you have seen results before, and you take good care of your skin, there is no reason that you shouldn't see good results again.  Age is only one factor when setting your expectations for Thermage.  If a person has very sun damaged skin or smokes, she will not get great results...

Almost anyone can get Thermage.  Thermage tightens loose skin by tightening the collagen in the skin.  People will get better results if their skin, and therefore their collagen, is in better condition to begin with--- meaning non-smokers with less sun damage.  Age is also a...

Thermage firms skin by induction of heat in the deeper layers of skin tissue. There are no "shots". The procedure consists of hundreds of pulses of radio frequency energy. Despite what you may have seen advertised, Thermage will not replace a facelift so be sure you understand what it...

I am a believer in Thermage when used correctly and for the right reasons. One of the problems with it is when expectations are hyped, such as calling it a "nonsurgical facelift" or a tummy tuck without surgery. This sounds like something in that category. Since there is a non-trivial...