How are arm and chin lifting/tightening procedures performed? Are lasers used?

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Aesthetic Surgery and Dermatology offices of Adrienne E. Stewart

Published on Apr 19, 2016

In our practice, our primary tightening procedure for the arms and chin is minimally invasive and utilizes a device from ThermiAesthetics. It is called ThermiTight. It is a radiofrequency treatment that is administered by inserting a cannula under the skin and bringing the temperature of the treated area up to a specified level--usually 70 centigrades for fat dissolving and 60 for tightening at a more superficial level. We sometimes use lasers topically, but the procedure I'm describing above is not a laser.

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Answered by Aesthetic Surgery and Dermatology offices of Adrienne E. Stewart

In our practice, our primary tightening procedure for the arms and chin is minimally invasive and utilizes a device from ThermiAesthetics. It is called ThermiTight. It is a radiofrequency treatment that is administered by inserting a cannula under the skin and bringing the temperature of the treated area up to a specified level--usually 70 centigrades for fat dissolving and 60 for tightening at a more superficial level. We sometimes use lasers topically, but the procedure I'm describing above is not a laser.

Published on Jul 11, 2012


Rejuve

Published on Apr 05, 2016

The best chin lifting procedure is called Ulthera. Ultrasonic waves are used to heat the deepest layer of skin, which causes the skin to lift and tighten. On the arms, radiofrequency technology is used. I like Venus Freeze.

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Answered by Rejuve

The best chin lifting procedure is called Ulthera. Ultrasonic waves are used to heat the deepest layer of skin, which causes the skin to lift and tighten. On the arms, radiofrequency technology is used. I like Venus Freeze.

Published on Jul 11, 2012


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