Does Thermage really work?

Does Thermage really work?

This non-invasive treatment tightens loose skin, smooths away wrinkles, and adds contour to the face. Best of all, it really does work. Thermage can be used to improve the look of aging skin on the face and under the eyes. It can also address wrinkling and sagging in other parts of the body.

How long does Thermage last for?

How long will the effects of the Thermage procedure last? The Thermage CPT procedure helps tighten existing collagen and stimulate new natural collagen production for up to six months following the treatment. Results may last for years depending on the patient’s skin condition and natural aging process.

Is Thermage skin tightening permanent?

For most patients, results last at least two years. This varies from person to person as we all age differently, and experience different rates of aging. Thermage does not stop the aging process, but it does slow it down for a period of time.

What can go wrong with Thermage?

The most frequently reported side effects are swelling and redness in the treatment area. These side effects usually dissipate within a few hours, but may last for a few weeks in extreme cases. Some patients have reported bruising as a result of their Thermage® treatment, but this is extremely uncommon.

How much is the cost of Thermage treatment?

Thermage, a patented procedure that has been described as a non-surgical facelift, usually costs between $1,000 and $5,000 per treatment, with an average of $2,000, according to A Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Resource. Often, only one treatment is required, but some patients will need more.

Which is more painful Thermage or Ultherapy?

Thermage is an older treatment, around since 2002. In the early days, it was fairly uncomfortable, due to the amount of heat involved. Newer developments in the treatment process include cooling the skin at the start of treatment to reduce any pain. In contrast, Ultherapy is generally not thought of as painful.