What is the average cost of Thermage treatment?

The cost of Thermage is usually less than the cost of other much more invasive skin treatments. The average cost of Thermage starts at $1000 in the United States but it can easily go up to $5000. If you were to compare this to the price of a facelift, you will see that the average of that is around $10,000.

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.

How long does Thermage FLX last?

Clinical studies for this treatment indicate that it can last for several years with the annual maintenance sessions. 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.

How often should I do Thermage?

You can maintain your firm, youthful-looking skin by receiving occasional touch-up treatments. Although it’s common to receive one or two sessions every year, your treatment plan will vary depending on the condition of your skin, your aesthetic objectives, and your skin’s reaction to your initial treatment.

Who is a good candidate for Thermage?

Almost anyone can be considered a good candidate for Thermage® treatment. People who have mild-to-moderate sagging skin are more likely to benefit from this treatment than people with severe facial sagging.

Does Thermage really tighten skin?

A. Thermage is a technology that uses heating and cooling to tighten skin and reduce wrinkles. In 2001, the FDA approved it for treating forehead wrinkles and fine lines around the eyes. It’s also approved for treating sagging jowls and cheeks.

Is Thermage better than Botox?

While both can provide amazing results, Thermage can cost more than Botox and can also take longer while getting it done. However, that doesn’t mean it’s the wrong choice.

How bad does Thermage hurt?

However, with new developments in the treatment process, Thermage isn’t as painful as it once used to be. The cooling of the skin at the start of the treatment makes Thermage much more comfortable today. In contrast, Ultherapy is almost painless.

What are the side effects of 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.

What hurts more Thermage or Ultherapy?

Ultherapy is generally more effective, and it provides long-lasting results. In addition, it is less painful than Thermage, takes less time, and is safer for the skin.

What works better than Ultherapy?

RF Microneedling skin tightening results generally appear more quickly than Ultherapy. Skin-lifting typically occurs after three months; however, results depend on individual skin laxity.

Is Thermage bad for skin?

Thermage® skin treatment has a long history of safety, and negative reactions to the procedure are rare. However, there are several Thermage® risks and side effects that you should know about before you undergo the procedure. The most frequently reported side effects are swelling and redness in the treatment area.

How much does it cost for a Thermage procedure?

Typical costs: 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.

How does Thermage FLX help with skin tightening?

Thermage ® FLX uses radiofrequency technology to heat the deep, collagen-rich layers of the skin, while the tip vibrates and cools the surface to help aid in patient comfort. The applied heat separates the water molecules from the fibrous collagen, causing an immediate contraction, resulting in skin tightening.

How does the Thermage treatment for aging skin work?

HOW IT WORKS. As we age, the collagen that keeps our skin firm breaks down resulting in aging skin that contains fine lines and wrinkles. A Thermage FLX ™ treatment uses radiofrequency technology to heat the deeper, collagen-rich layers of the skin. The applied heat causes collagen to contract and encourages new collagen to start growing.

Is the Thermage system a non-invasive treatment?

The Thermage system ® is a non-invasive radiofrequency (RF) therapy that can smooth, tighten and contour skin for an overall younger-looking appearance Thermage FLX is non-invasive, no cutting, no needles.