This is a review of a consultation for Thermage to improve fine wrinkles and skin elasticity.

Recently, I noticed more fine wrinkles on my face and a significant loss of elasticity, so I consulted a dermatologist.
I was recommended several lifting laser procedures.
I would like to tell you about the Thermage lifting laser procedure that I received counseling for.

The most commonly performed lifting laser types are Thermage, Ultherapy, and Titanium.
It is rare to perform only one procedure.
Since combining skin lifting and elasticity treatments yields better results, it is common to perform more than two procedures simultaneously.

I primarily consulted about areas of concern such as deep nasolabial folds, hollowness under the eyes, and lines around the mouth.
Since these symptoms are difficult to see results from procedures on the skin layer, it is said that stimulation must be applied to the subcutaneous fat layer beneath the dermis or even the muscle layer.

I chose Thermage because it is said to be most effective among lifting lasers for skin surface elasticity.

Thermage, among lifting lasers, is a procedure that stimulates the dermis layer located about 1.5-2mm deep using high-frequency thermal energy at approximately 55 degrees Celsius.
It is based on the principle of intentionally causing slight burns to promote regeneration.
It is said that as elastic fibers repeatedly contract and regenerate, the cell density increases and the loosened membrane due to aging gains elasticity.
It is said that it also induces the production of new collagen, leading to the improvement of fine wrinkles and a feeling of firmer skin.

It is said that Thermage procedures are commonly used to add elasticity to fine lines and tiny pores visible on the skin surface.

Thermage is said to promote continuous elastin and collagen regeneration for up to six months with a single treatment.

Lifting laser procedures require adjusting the number of shots and intensity according to each individual's sensitivity, fat accumulation, and skin aging. Therefore, it is essential to consult with a professional to choose the appropriate type and strength of the procedure. :)