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Thermage

The Thermage® system is a non-invasive radiofrequency (RF) therapy that can help smooth, tighten, and contour skin for an overall younger-looking appearance.

AFTER

Benefits

Can see results just after one treatment

One quick treatment (30 to 90 minutes depending on the treatment area) can deliver outstanding results for most patients.

Non-invasive, painless

Thermage® is non-invasive – no cutting, no needles. Integrated cooling with pulsed RF and vibration to aid in patient comfort.

Multiple Treatment Areas

Treats wrinkles and loose skin on the face, around the eyes, and on the body.

BEFORE

Who needs it?

Women between the ages of 35-60 usually have the best and most predictable results. If your skin is too lax, the results will not be as dramatic. Normally, the complete procedure can be performed in just one session lasting from 20 minutes to two hours, depending on the treatment area.

Treatment Areas

Face/Around the Eyes/Whole Body/Abdomen/Legs

The Thermage® treatment can soften lines around the mouth, eyes, and forehead. It improves definition on the jawline and under the chin. Reduced wrinkles and decreased “hooding“ for a more awakened look—improved contours and appearance of crepey skin; smoother skin on the abdomen and legs.

"All the sit-ups in the world can’t tighten loose skin, but Thermage can."

Tara

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How long will the results last?

For most patients, measurable results appear gradually in the two to six months following a single treatment session. They can last for 1 to 2 years, depending on your skin condition and the aging process.

Does it hurt?

The Thermage® FLX system incorporates vibration on the face and body treatments, which has been shown to help aid in patient comfort. You’ll feel a brief heating sensation when the treatment device’s tip touches your skin, followed by a cooling sensation to help protect your skin and minimize discomfort.

Are there common side effects?

Some patients have temporary redness or minor swelling after treatment, but this usually goes away within 24 hours.

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