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3 months!
So there is definitely a difference. Although not as great as I'd hoped. Results can take up to a year so there's that.
At my follow up my Dr. Mentioned that many include fractora with this procedure and then results are faster and more dramatic. Guess who makes it? Inmode-same manufacturer of the facetite machine. I checked into it and results are mixed so I'm not comfortable with the risk. I do look better I think, but I don't know if I look 6k better and don't know if I'd do it again. Maybe would've been better off waiting and spending the money on a facelift in 10 years.
At my follow up my Dr. Mentioned that many include fractora with this procedure and then results are faster and more dramatic. Guess who makes it? Inmode-same manufacturer of the facetite machine. I checked into it and results are mixed so I'm not comfortable with the risk. I do look better I think, but I don't know if I look 6k better and don't know if I'd do it again. Maybe would've been better off waiting and spending the money on a facelift in 10 years.
Still waiting for real change
It's been a month and I am sadly not seeing much difference. I was hoping to real change since most do at this point. I am not in the immediate results club like some. Some reviews (and most doctors) say 6 weeks to 6 months is real timeframe so I will practice patience. I'm still tender washing my face and it still tingles. One side of my face is more swollen/lumpy than the other--jowl and under chin. I have seen other reviews regarding this also and it seems to resolve so I'm not worried. I will say the area under my chin feels empty-ish so I have to give it time for the skin to retract.
Slow and steady progress
So I was asked to update and was going to wait until tomorrow but , no time like the present I guess. Tomorrow will mark 2 weeks. I should note that I am 49 years old. I see some progress each day. Mainly bruising and swelling subsiding. My doctor did warn me that most people swell more on one side that the other and that DID happen in my case as well. My doctor was also aggressive with my treatment so the results will be fantastic but the downside is more bruising initially--which I am fine with as long as I get the results that I want I can deal with that. No pain no gain right? The compression garment is awful. It's lots of Velcro and catches my hair, and the Velcro is sort of bulky to lie on and is uncomfortable. But again, not forever but something you should expect. I'm beginning to get tingling in my face. Parts are still numb and parts tingle where the facial nerves that were"stunned" during the procedure are waking back up. It feels just like a body part that has fallen asleep and is waking up. It's an oddly reassuring feeling that I am still healing and getting better.
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