Thermage lifting, detailed dermatological consultation, and use of genuine tips are important.
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Many people put in their own efforts to improve lost skin elasticity and wrinkles, but it is not easy to restore damaged and aged skin. Lifting laser treatment can be considered as an alternative to improve skin elasticity and wrinkles. Among them, Thermage is a treatment that has recently attracted attention due to low concern about pain and side effects.
Thermage is a lifting procedure that uses high frequency waves. While the heat generated through high frequency waves quickly reaches deep into the skin, it is equipped with technology to rapidly cool the epidermis, reducing pain during the procedure and lowering the risk of burns. High-frequency heat reaches the dermal layer and instantly rises to 40 to 50 degrees, which promotes collagen cell regeneration and triggers an immune response in the skin.
Thermage Lifting, unlike existing high-frequency laser equipment, has the advantage of being able to penetrate deep into the skin and maintaining restored skin elasticity for a long time. Since the treatment can be performed over a large area, it can be helpful for lifting not only the entire face, but also specific areas such as the arms, neck, sides, and thighs.
However, since it is a device that generates strong heat momentarily, care must be taken to avoid burns or blisters during the procedure, and know-how to irradiate the laser according to each individual's skin condition is required. In particular, if genuine tips or equipment are not used, the heat may not be distributed evenly, which may reduce the lifting effect or cause various side effects.
Director Kang Minji of JAYJUN Dermatology said, "Thermage lifting is a next-generation treatment that complements the shortcomings of existing laser lifting and can have a strong elasticity improvement effect, alleviate wrinkles, and help straighten out lines. Each person has different skin types and degrees of aging, and the characteristics of each area requiring lifting may be different, so it is important to accurately understand the individual's skin condition before the procedure. Therefore, you must receive a detailed skin diagnosis and consultation with a dermatologist before the procedure, and make sure that the medical institution uses genuine tips."
Director Kang continued, “Even if it is a relatively simple laser lifting, the know-how and skills of the medical staff can greatly affect the results, so it is safe to proceed after consultation with a dermatologist with extensive experience in the procedure, anatomical knowledge, and excellent aesthetic sense.”