Okgyo Dermatology # Okgyo Thermage

"I’m thinking about Thermage for skin care,

but how many shots do I need for it to be effective?"

"Is 600 shots better than 300 shots for Thermage?"

If you are interested in lifting, you may have heard of Thermage at least once.

Thermage, which is known for its excellent lifting effect, is a procedure that many celebrities also receive.

However, because the cost is quite high, when receiving a Thermage treatment, it is natural to want to see a clear effect.

But just because the cost is high does not mean it will necessarily be a satisfying procedure for everyone.

Thermage basically uses radiofrequency energy, so if the procedure is not performed properly, side effects such as burns or blisters may occur.

So this time, we will take a detailed look at how to receive Thermage lifting effectively without wasting money.

Okgyo Dermatology Thermage How many shots do you need for it to be effective?

As mentioned earlier, Thermage is an expensive procedure, so many people consider 300 shots rather than 600 shots.

That is because the fewer the shots, the lower the cost naturally.

Also, many people think that "300 shots give half the effect of 600 shots," but that is incorrect information.

In fact, did you know that the effect of 300 shots falls short of half of 600 shots?

Thermage uses radiofrequency heat energy to raise the dermal layer of the skin to 55 to 60 degrees, and in order to create new collagen and activate collagen reduced by aging, it is important to build up shots while maintaining this temperature.

In other words, to properly see the desired effect, there must be enough shots.

The appropriate temperature for the Thermage procedure differs depending on each person’s skin thickness and degree of sagging.

For people with thin skin, few fine wrinkles, or some elasticity, 300 shots can be enough to see an effect.

However, on the other hand, if the skin is thick and lacks elasticity, a significant portion of the 300 shots will be used to raise the heat temperature, so it becomes difficult to expect a satisfying lifting effect with the remaining shots.

If the procedure ends quickly after raising the temperature, it becomes difficult to get the results you wanted.

However, that does not mean that a large number of shots, such as 600 or 900, is always necessary.

What matters is considering the appropriate number of shots that matches each person’s skin condition, and through that, you can expect the best results.

Okgyo Dermatology Thermage 'This' is the most important

Then what is the most suitable number of shots for you?

It can be said that it depends on an individual’s skin thickness, degree of aging, and so on.

If 600 shots are not necessary for you but you go ahead with 600 shots anyway, the likelihood of skin burns or other side effects may actually increase.

Also, depending on the case, combining Thermage with other procedures may lead to better results.

For example, receiving 300 shots of Thermage together with 300 shots of Shurink Universe, which is less burdensome in cost, or combining 300 shots of Thermage with skin booster procedures such as Juvelook or Rejuran, you may see more effective results.

For these procedures, it is important to work with medical staff who have strong expertise and extensive procedure experience, and you should be able to choose an Okgyo dermatology clinic that has a variety of lifting devices.

Today, under the title "How Many Thermage Shots Do You Need for It to Be Effective at Okgyo Dermatology?" we shared detailed information.

At Troy Plastic Surgery, with a board-certified plastic surgeon who has over 10 years of experience at the forefront, and a board-certified physician dedicated to skin procedures with extensive experience in various lifting treatments, we provide personalized lifting support throughout the entire process, from consultation to procedure and aftercare.

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