Does Thermage really work?
It is one of the most well-studied tissue tightening cosmetic procedures. Studies have shown that it can deliver mild tightening of the eye area, as well as the mid and lower face, with results typically showing after about six months. So, yes, the technology certainly works.
How long does Thermage last for?
Thermage treatment lasts about 6 to 9 months at a time. We usually recommend having one to two treatment sessions a year to maintain desired results.
Can Thermage damage your skin?
Your technician might also give you a few pre-treatment instructions – follow these exactly. Schedule your Thermage appointment no sooner than four weeks after any other anti-wrinkle treatment. Using Thermage too soon after other treatments could cause damage to your skin and impact your overall results.
How long does it take to see results after Thermage?
By smoothing and contouring trouble areas of loose skin, Thermage can help create a naturally younger appearance. Results show primarily as skin tightening rather than volumizing and can be first seen within days or weeks after treatment, and will typically continue to improve up to 3-6 months following the treatment.
What are the risks of Thermage?
Some of the more common side effects and complications include:
- swelling and redness.
- risk of burn, blistering and scarring.
- tingling and burning sensation for a few days after treatment.
- soreness, particularly around the jawline.
How many times can you do Thermage?
Re-treat Every Two Years While one Thermage treatment provides amazing results, men and women in Washington, DC who want to get the most out of their Thermage treatments and maintain their results should consider re-treating at least every two years. Some patients even choose to have the procedure performed annually.
Does Thermage have side effects?
Thermage is a very safe procedure. Side effects are generally mild and may include redness, swelling, blisters, bumps and rare instances of surface irregularities.
What should you not do after Thermage?
AVOID IRRITANTS
These include harsh soaps, medicated washes, scrubs, peels, and topical prescription products, such as retinoids for at least three days. We recommend applying only Vaseline, Aquaphor, hydrocortisone 1%, or sunscreen as needed, as well as same-day makeup if you need to!
Does Thermage make you look younger?
Thermage is a highly versatile treatment that has been clinically proven to deliver younger-looking skin across the face and body too. It can tighten and sculpt skin around the entire thigh circumference and well as the lower buttocks. It can even be used to lift sagging pockets of skin on a person’s knees.
What should you avoid Before Thermage?
Pre-Treatment Instruc ons:
Avoid taking aspirin, naproxen, ibuprofen or any other NSAIDs for 1 week prior to your appointment.
What age is good for Thermage?
Typically, these patients are about 30 to 40 years old, but there is no age requirement for the treatment. Younger candidates are fully welcome to receive the therapy, as well as older patients.
At what age should I do Thermage?
The optimal age for a Thermage treatment is between 30-60 years old, but younger people can also use it to maximise their collagen production in a preventative way.
Does Thermage work on older skin?
Collagen is the most abundant protein in our bodies but, as we age, the collagen that helps to create firm, younger-looking skin becomes less prevalent. By igniting new collagen in the body, Thermage is able to repair aging skin, which leads to smoother, tighter skin at and around the treated area.
How often should Thermage be done?
Is 70 too old for Thermage?
Answer: Thermage at Old Age
Thermage is a great treatment for skin laxity, even for someone who is 76 years old. It is a non-invasive treatment, very tolerable, and there is no downtime.