I am very thin and in shape but I have loose skin on my upper arms. Anything that you think will work to improve the skin tone. I was advised to use Thermi RF and also the dot laser.
January 10, 2015
Answer: ThermiRF for Arms ThermiRF™ is a FDA approved aesthetic device employing temperature controlled radio frequency to treat a variety of aesthetic soft tissue conditions by applying the “Science of Heat” using temperature as a clinical end point. The company coined the term ThermiTight as one of the treatments that this device can do and can work on various parts of the body including arms.
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January 10, 2015
Answer: ThermiRF for Arms ThermiRF™ is a FDA approved aesthetic device employing temperature controlled radio frequency to treat a variety of aesthetic soft tissue conditions by applying the “Science of Heat” using temperature as a clinical end point. The company coined the term ThermiTight as one of the treatments that this device can do and can work on various parts of the body including arms.
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April 22, 2017
Answer: ThermiTight can make sagging upper arms tighter Some people don't have much fat in the upper arm (the ones who do, might be candidates for liposuction) and until Thermage, Ultherapy, Pelleve and now ThermiSmooth, were available, there was no way to tighten the skin unless an arm lift were done. Sometimes, the scar from a brachioplasty can be objectionable, but the surgery can make an incredibly big difference for someone who has a lot of flapping skin, far greater tightening than the non-invasive external energy tightening devices mentioned above. ThermiTight is a minimally invasive technique, that involves inserting a thermal probe underneath the skin and the heat generated can shrink some fat when that is the goal, and/or tighten the dermis underneath the epidermis. In my NYC practice ThermiTight is not always done for the same condition in all patients. I determine in consultation if my patient is a candidate for surgery, non-invasive or minimally invasive techniques for the upper arm.
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April 22, 2017
Answer: ThermiTight can make sagging upper arms tighter Some people don't have much fat in the upper arm (the ones who do, might be candidates for liposuction) and until Thermage, Ultherapy, Pelleve and now ThermiSmooth, were available, there was no way to tighten the skin unless an arm lift were done. Sometimes, the scar from a brachioplasty can be objectionable, but the surgery can make an incredibly big difference for someone who has a lot of flapping skin, far greater tightening than the non-invasive external energy tightening devices mentioned above. ThermiTight is a minimally invasive technique, that involves inserting a thermal probe underneath the skin and the heat generated can shrink some fat when that is the goal, and/or tighten the dermis underneath the epidermis. In my NYC practice ThermiTight is not always done for the same condition in all patients. I determine in consultation if my patient is a candidate for surgery, non-invasive or minimally invasive techniques for the upper arm.
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August 25, 2014
Answer: ThermiRF for Upper Arms Many patients have seen success in treating the upper arms with ThermiRF. ThermiRF is an innovative system that delivers radiofrequency energy to the treatment area. This targeted energy tightens the skin and melts unwanted fat cells. Small fat deposits and loose skin on the upper arms are difficult to treat with diet and exercise, making the arms an ideal treatment area for ThermiRF. It is best to consult with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon who has experience with ThermiRF in order to determine if this treatment is best for you.
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August 25, 2014
Answer: ThermiRF for Upper Arms Many patients have seen success in treating the upper arms with ThermiRF. ThermiRF is an innovative system that delivers radiofrequency energy to the treatment area. This targeted energy tightens the skin and melts unwanted fat cells. Small fat deposits and loose skin on the upper arms are difficult to treat with diet and exercise, making the arms an ideal treatment area for ThermiRF. It is best to consult with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon who has experience with ThermiRF in order to determine if this treatment is best for you.
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