Thermage
Thermage can be a wonderful long-term choice for firmer, smoother skin. The non-invasive approach means that you can leave with little to no downtime. Better yet, Thermage procedures are compatible with — and may even enhance — the effect of other cosmetic procedures that Dr. Day and her team perform, so if you seek to trade skin crepiness and sagging for a more contoured and youthful appearance, Thermage can help you achieve your goals.
Questions? We’ve Got Answers.
What treatments are recommended for working in combination with Thermage?
Resolution, amlactin, scrubs, seaweed wraps, and toning exercises are all effective in enhancing the results of Thermage.
Can Thermage treat my eyelids?
Yes. I use it to soften wrinkles on the upper and lower eyelids. A dedicated Eye Tip is used, and you'll wear eye shields to keep your eyes safe.
Thermage or Ultherapy: which suits me?
Thermage uses radiofrequency to heat a broad area of skin. Ultherapy focuses ultrasound at set depths. Crepey texture often points toward Thermage, and lift toward Ultherapy, though many plans use both.
Is Thermage safe for darker skin?
Yes, Thermage is used across skin tones, because radiofrequency works without targeting pigment. Temporary darkening can occur.
Pre-Care Instructions
Post-Care Instructions
Beauty Appointments
Avoid filler injections 0-21 days prior to treatment.
Ask Your Provider
Please notify our office prior to treatment if you have an active cold sore. You may require prophylactic therapy.
Medications
Avoid retinoids and exfoliants 0-5 days prior to treatment.
Patient Safety
This treatment is not recommended for women who are pregnant or nursing, nor for patients with active acne.
Sun Exposure
Avoid sun exposure a 3-7 days prior to treatment.
Sun Exposure
Avoid sun exposure a 3-7 days after treatment.
Thermage at a glance
| Areas | Face Chin Neck Chest Tummy Arms Butt Legs Knees |
|---|---|
| Duration | 20-120 minutes depending on treatment area |
| Frequency | 2-3 treatments spaced 4-6 months apart |
