Boston Thermage FLX Guide: Everything You Need to Know Before Treatment

In Boston, interest in non-surgical facial rejuvenation continues to grow among patients who want firmer, smoother-looking skin without undergoing surgery or taking extended time away from work and daily activities. One treatment frequently considered for these goals is Thermage FLX, a non-invasive radiofrequency procedure designed to improve the appearance of wrinkles and mild skin laxity.

However, choosing a skin-tightening treatment should involve more than following social media trends or looking at isolated before-and-after photos. Patients often want to know whether Thermage FLX is appropriate for their age, facial structure, skin type and degree of laxity. They may also have questions about comfort, downtime, treatment areas, expected results and how Thermage compares with options such as Ultherapy.

This Boston Thermage FLX guide explains how the treatment works, what it can realistically accomplish and what patients should consider before scheduling a consultation. It is intended for people researching Thermage in Boston, including those interested in natural-looking facial rejuvenation, jawline definition, eye-area treatment and non-surgical skin tightening.

What Is Boston Thermage FLX?

Thermage FLX is a non-invasive treatment that uses radiofrequency energy, commonly abbreviated as RF, to deliver controlled heat into the skin. The system is designed to improve the appearance of wrinkles while creating a smoother, firmer and more contoured appearance.

Unlike surgical lifting procedures, Thermage FLX does not involve incisions. It is also not an injectable treatment, so it does not add volume in the way that dermal fillers do. Instead, it works by directing energy into the skin to support collagen contraction and longer-term tissue remodeling.

The manufacturer lists Thermage FLX for the non-invasive treatment of wrinkles and rhytids, including wrinkles around the eyes and the upper and lower eyelids. Depending on the treatment tip and clinical indication, the technology may also be used on other facial or body areas.

For patients comparing Boston skin-tightening treatments, this distinction is important:

• Botox temporarily reduces the muscle activity that contributes to certain expression lines.

• Dermal fillers restore or reshape volume.

• Laser treatments often focus on pigmentation, texture or resurfacing.

• Thermage FLX primarily uses radiofrequency energy to address wrinkles and mild skin laxity without removing the surface of the skin.

Thermage is therefore not a replacement for every anti-aging procedure. It may be more appropriate for patients whose main concerns involve early looseness, reduced firmness, fine lines or gradual changes in facial contour.

How Does Thermage FLX Work?

Thermage FLX uses monopolar radiofrequency technology to create controlled heating within the skin while helping protect the surface. Radiofrequency treatments differ from laser procedures because RF energy is not dependent on a specific pigment target. Instead, the energy produces heat within treated tissue.

That controlled thermal effect is intended to create two related responses.

Immediate collagen contraction

Collagen is one of the primary structural proteins that helps support the skin. When selected layers of tissue are heated in a controlled manner, existing collagen fibers may contract. This can contribute to an initial feeling or appearance of firmness after treatment.

Immediate changes are usually subtle. Patients should not expect Thermage FLX to create the same degree of lifting as facial surgery or to dramatically alter their facial structure after one appointment.

Gradual collagen remodeling

The more important change develops over time. Controlled radiofrequency heating can initiate a tissue-remodeling response in which collagen structure continues to reorganize after treatment.

Clinical research on monopolar radiofrequency has reported changes in collagen and elastic-fiber density and organization following treatment. Research has also described gradual improvements in skin laxity over the months after a session rather than an exclusively immediate effect.

This is why Thermage FLX results are commonly evaluated over several months. A patient may notice some early firmness, but the final outcome cannot usually be judged immediately after leaving the clinic.

What Makes the FLX System Different?

Thermage technology has existed for many years, but Thermage FLX represents a newer generation of the system. Its treatment tips are designed for specific areas, including the face and eye region.

The larger Total Tip 4.0 cm² covers more surface area than the earlier 3.0 cm² tip, and the manufacturer states that it can make treatment up to 25% faster. A smaller eye tip provides more targeted and shallower heating for wrinkles around the eyes and eyelids.

The FLX system also combines radiofrequency delivery with vibration during certain treatments. This feature is intended to support patient comfort, although individual sensations still vary.

During treatment, patients commonly describe alternating sensations of heat and cooling. The energy level and number of passes should be selected according to the treatment area, tissue response, patient feedback and the provider's clinical judgment. A properly customized treatment should not be based on using the highest possible setting for every patient.

What Can Thermage FLX Improve?

Thermage FLX is generally considered for concerns related to wrinkles, skin firmness and mild-to-moderate laxity. Depending on the patient and treatment area, possible goals may include:

• improving the appearance of fine lines;

• creating a firmer appearance along the lower face;

• supporting more defined-looking facial contours;

• addressing mild looseness around the jawline;

• improving wrinkles around the eyes;

• treating selected areas of the neck or body;

• helping the skin appear smoother and more compact.

A study of non-invasive radiofrequency treatment reported improvement in cheek and neck laxity that remained evident at six months after a single treatment, although outcomes varied among patients.

The key phrase is mild-to-moderate laxity. Thermage FLX may improve the appearance of early or moderate aging changes, but it cannot remove a large amount of excess skin. Patients with advanced sagging, prominent jowls or significant neck laxity may require a different treatment plan or a surgical consultation.

Who May Be a Good Candidate for Thermage FLX?

A good candidate is not determined by age alone. Two people of the same age may have very different skin quality, facial anatomy and treatment goals.

Thermage FLX may be considered by adults who:

• have mild or moderate skin laxity;

• want gradual and natural-looking improvement;

• prefer a non-invasive treatment;

• do not want injectable volume added;

• cannot accommodate significant recovery time;

• understand that results vary;

• have realistic expectations about non-surgical tightening.

It may be particularly appealing to patients who feel that their face looks less firm but are not ready for surgery. Common concerns include a softer jawline, early lower-face looseness, fine lines around the eyes or a general loss of skin elasticity.

At AeLeeMD Laser Center in Downtown Boston, candidacy should be assessed through an in-person consultation rather than through age or photographs alone. A personalized evaluation may consider skin thickness, facial volume, degree of laxity, previous procedures, medical history and whether another treatment would better address the patient's primary concern.

Who May Not Be an Appropriate Candidate?

Thermage FLX is not suitable for everyone. According to the manufacturer's safety information, the system is contraindicated for patients with an implanted pacemaker, automatic implantable cardioverter-defibrillator or another implantable electrical device. The manufacturer also notes that Thermage has not been studied in several groups and clinical situations, including pregnancy, breastfeeding and treatment over certain fillers, tattoos or permanent makeup.

A consultation should therefore include a complete discussion of:

• implanted medical or electrical devices;

• pregnancy or breastfeeding;

• medical conditions and medications;

• recent facial procedures;

• existing dermal fillers or biostimulatory injectables;

• permanent makeup or tattoos near the treatment area;

• active irritation, infection or skin disease;

• previous reactions to energy-based treatments.

Patients with significant facial volume loss should also be evaluated carefully. Tightening alone may not address a hollow or deflated appearance, while an overly aggressive treatment plan may not be appropriate for every facial structure.

Is Thermage FLX a Non-Surgical Facelift?

Thermage FLX is sometimes marketed online as a non-surgical facelift, but that phrase can create unrealistic expectations.

A surgical facelift physically repositions deeper tissues and removes excess skin. Thermage FLX does neither. It is better described as a non-invasive radiofrequency skin-tightening treatment that may create subtle-to-moderate improvement in firmness, wrinkles and contour.

For some patients, that gradual change is exactly what they want. They may prefer to look refreshed rather than visibly altered and may value minimal disruption to their schedule. For others, especially those with advanced laxity, Thermage alone may not provide enough correction.

The most useful question is therefore not simply, “Does Thermage work?” It is:

Can Thermage FLX realistically address my specific type and degree of facial aging?

That question can only be answered after evaluating the skin, underlying facial structure and the patient's expectations.

Why Patients Research Thermage FLX in Boston

Boston patients often look for treatments that fit demanding professional, academic and family schedules. A non-invasive procedure with limited visible recovery may be attractive to people who cannot take extended downtime.

At the same time, the number of available aesthetic treatments can make comparison difficult. Thermage FLX, Ultherapy, RF microneedling, lasers, fillers and neuromodulators do not work in the same way, even though they may all be promoted as anti-aging options.

A well-designed treatment plan should identify the actual cause of concern:

• Skin laxity: Thermage FLX or another tightening treatment may be considered.

• Dynamic forehead or eye wrinkles: Botox may be more relevant.

• Volume loss: Dermal fillers or other volume-restoring options may be discussed.

• Pigmentation and sun damage: A laser, IPL or chemical peel may be more appropriate.

• Texture and acne scarring: Resurfacing or microneedling-based treatments may be considered.

  
  

For many patients, the best result does not come from choosing the most expensive or most popular procedure. It comes from selecting the treatment—or combination of treatments—that matches the underlying concern.

Thermage FLX Treatment Areas: Face, Eyes, Neck & Body

One of the reasons Thermage FLX remains a popular non-surgical skin tightening treatment is its versatility. Unlike treatments that focus on only one concern, Thermage FLX can be performed on multiple areas of the face and body where collagen loss contributes to visible aging.

The treatment plan should always be individualized. During a consultation, your provider will evaluate which areas may benefit most based on your skin quality, facial anatomy, and treatment goals.

Thermage FLX for the Face

The full face is the most commonly treated area. As collagen naturally declines with age, the skin gradually loses elasticity and firmness. Instead of a dramatic change overnight, many people notice subtle signs of aging, including:

• Softer facial contours

• Mild skin laxity

• Less definition along the jawline

• Fine wrinkles

• Crepey skin texture

Thermage FLX is designed to stimulate collagen remodeling throughout the treated area, helping the skin appear firmer over time.

Patients frequently choose Boston Thermage FLX because they want gradual, natural-looking rejuvenation rather than an obvious cosmetic change.

Unlike procedures that add facial volume, Thermage focuses on improving skin quality and tissue support.

Thermage FLX for the Jawline

One of the most requested treatment areas is the jawline. As collagen weakens, the lower face often loses definition, creating:

• Early jowls

• A softer jawline

• Less distinction between the face and neck

Although Thermage cannot remove significant loose skin, patients with mild-to-moderate skin laxity may notice gradual improvement in jawline definition as collagen remodels.

This makes Thermage FLX an attractive option for individuals who feel their jawline looks less sharp but are not interested in surgery.

Many patients combine Thermage with healthy weight maintenance and good skincare to help preserve results.

Thermage FLX for the Neck

The neck often shows signs of aging earlier than many people expect. Common concerns include:

• Loose skin

• Horizontal neck lines

• Mild crepiness

• Reduced skin elasticity

Because the neck skin is thinner than many facial areas, treatment should always be customized. For patients with early neck laxity, Thermage FLX may help improve skin firmness without surgery.

However, patients with significant excess skin or pronounced neck bands should understand that Thermage has limitations and may not produce surgical-level lifting. Setting realistic expectations is one of the most important parts of treatment planning.

Thermage FLX Around the Eyes

The eye area is one of the few locations where Thermage has received FDA clearance for the temporary improvement in the appearance of eyelid wrinkles. Patients often seek treatment for:

• Crow's feet

• Fine wrinkles

• Mild eyelid laxity

• Crepey skin

• Early signs of aging around the eyes

Because the skin around the eyes is delicate, Thermage FLX uses a specialized treatment tip designed specifically for this region.

Many patients appreciate that treatment can improve skin quality while maintaining natural facial expression.

Unlike Botox, which relaxes muscles responsible for expression lines, Thermage primarily addresses skin quality and collagen support.

For some patients, the two treatments may complement each other because they target different aspects of facial aging.

Thermage FLX for the Body

Although facial rejuvenation receives the most attention, Thermage FLX can also be used on selected body areas. Common treatment locations include:

• Abdomen

• Arms

• Above the knees

• Thighs

• Buttocks

Body treatments are generally considered for patients experiencing mild skin laxity rather than significant excess skin. For example, some individuals notice reduced skin firmness following weight loss or pregnancy.

A consultation helps determine whether Thermage FLX is likely to provide meaningful improvement or whether another treatment may be more appropriate.

Does Thermage FLX Work for Asian Skin?

This is one of the most common questions among patients in Boston's Asian community.

The answer is that Asian skin requires individualized evaluation rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.

Asian skin differs from lighter skin types in several important ways. It often has:

• Higher melanin content

• Stronger tendency toward post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH)

• Different collagen characteristics

• Greater sensitivity to unnecessary inflammation

Because Thermage FLX relies on radiofrequency energy rather than pigment-targeting laser wavelengths, it is generally considered suitable for a wide range of skin types when performed appropriately.

Unlike some laser procedures, radiofrequency energy is not designed to target melanin directly.

That characteristic is one reason Thermage has become a commonly considered option for patients seeking skin tightening without aggressive resurfacing.

However, treatment settings, technique, and patient selection remain critical. The experience of the treating provider plays an important role in developing a treatment plan that is appropriate for each patient's skin type and goals.

Is Thermage FLX Safe for Asian Skin?

Current clinical experience suggests that Thermage FLX can be performed safely on Asian skin when appropriate protocols are followed. However, safety depends on much more than the device itself.

Important factors include:

• Appropriate energy selection

• Proper treatment technique

• Individual skin evaluation

• Medical history

• Previous cosmetic procedures

• Realistic treatment goals

Patients should always disclose:

• Previous laser treatments

• Dermal fillers

• Skin sensitivity

• History of pigmentation problems

• Active skin conditions

An individualized consultation helps determine whether Thermage FLX is the most appropriate treatment or whether another approach may better address the patient's concerns.

Can Thermage FLX Be Combined with Other Treatments?

For many patients, the answer is yes. Facial aging rarely results from a single cause.

Instead, patients may simultaneously experience:

• Skin laxity

• Volume loss

• Dynamic wrinkles

• Pigmentation

• Uneven skin texture

Because each concern has a different underlying cause, one procedure may not address every issue. Depending on the individual's goals, Thermage FLX may sometimes be incorporated into a broader facial rejuvenation plan that could include:

• Botox for dynamic wrinkles

• Hyaluronic acid fillers for volume restoration

• PicoSure Pro for pigmentation concerns

• Rejuran for skin quality

• Medical-grade skincare

The exact treatment sequence and timing should always be determined during a consultation.Rather than asking "Which treatment is the best?", a more useful question is:

Which combination of treatments best addresses my specific concerns while maintaining natural-looking results?

At AeLeeMD Laser Center in Downtown Boston, treatment planning focuses on individualized recommendations rather than applying the same procedure to every patient. For some patients, Thermage FLX may be the primary treatment. For others, it may become one component of a personalized anti-aging strategy designed to improve skin quality, facial balance, and long-term collagen support.

Thermage FLX & Ultherapy vs. Morpheus8 & Sofwave

Patients researching skin tightening treatments in Boston often compare Thermage FLX, Ultherapy, Morpheus8, and Sofwave. While each technology has its place, they are designed to address different concerns and are supported by different levels of long-term clinical evidence.

At AeLeeMD Laser Center, we focus on Thermage FLX and Ultherapy because both technologies have decades of clinical experience, extensive peer-reviewed research, and FDA-cleared indications for non-invasive skin tightening and facial rejuvenation.

Comparison of Popular Skin Tightening Treatments

Feature	Thermage FLX	Ultherapy	Morpheus8	Sofwave
Energy Source	Monopolar RF	Microfocused Ultrasound	RF Microneedling	Parallel Ultrasound
Needles	❌ No	❌ No	✅ Yes	❌ No
Downtime	Minimal	Minimal	Several days of redness and tiny needle marks	Minimal
Primary Goal	Skin tightening & collagen remodeling	Deep tissue lifting	Texture, acne scars, tightening	Mild lifting & wrinkle improvement
Best For	Mild–moderate skin laxity, overall firmness	Lifting brows, apple cheeks, jawline, neck	Acne scars, enlarged pores, texture	Early skin aging
Treats Acne Scars	Limited	No	Yes	No
FDA-cleared for Eyelids	✅ Yes	✅ Brow/neck indications	No	No
Clinical History	More than 20 years	More than 15 years	Newer technology	Newer technology

Why Many Patients Choose Thermage FLX or Ultherapy

Thermage FLX and Ultherapy remain two of the most established non-surgical skin tightening technologies available today. Compared with newer devices, they offer several advantages:

Extensive Clinical Research

Both Thermage and Ultherapy have been evaluated in numerous peer-reviewed studies and have been used worldwide for many years.

This long clinical history provides physicians with a deeper understanding of patient selection, treatment techniques, expected outcomes, and safety.

Proven Long-Term Results

Because these technologies have been available for many years, physicians have accumulated substantial real-world experience treating patients of different ages, skin types, and ethnic backgrounds.

For patients seeking established treatment options, this long-term track record is an important consideration.

No Needles with Thermage FLX

Unlike RF microneedling devices such as Morpheus8, Thermage FLX delivers radiofrequency energy without penetrating the skin with needles.

Many patients appreciate:

• No puncture wounds

• Minimal downtime

• Lower interruption of daily activities

• Comfortable treatment with integrated vibration and cooling technology

Patients whose primary concern is skin firmness rather than acne scars may prefer a completely non-invasive approach.

Comprehensive Facial Rejuvenation

While every device has strengths, Thermage FLX and Ultherapy complement one another particularly well.

• Thermage FLX focuses on improving skin quality, firmness, and collagen remodeling.

• Ultherapy targets deeper structural support for lifting.

Together, they provide treatment options for many patients seeking natural-looking facial rejuvenation without surgery.

Which Treatment Is Right for You?

The best treatment depends on your skin concerns—not simply the newest device on the market.

For example:

• Acne scars and enlarged pores may be better addressed with RF microneedling.

• Early skin laxity may respond well to Thermage FLX.

• Mild lifting of the brow, jawline, or neck may be appropriate for Ultherapy.

• Some patients benefit from combining different technologies as part of a personalized treatment plan.

At AeLeeMD Laser Center in Downtown Boston, every consultation begins with a detailed skin assessment so that treatment recommendations are based on your anatomy, skin quality, and long-term goals rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.

Thermage FLX Cost in Boston

One of the most frequently searched questions online is:

"How much does Thermage FLX cost in Boston?"

The answer depends on several factors, and reputable medical aesthetic practices typically avoid quoting a single price without first evaluating the patient.

Unlike treatments that follow a one-size-fits-all approach, Thermage FLX is highly customizable. The number of treatment pulses, the areas being treated, and the treatment goals all influence the overall treatment plan. Factors that may affect the cost include:

• The treatment area (face, eyes, neck, or body)

• The number of pulses required

• The degree of skin laxity

• Whether multiple areas are treated during the same visit

• The provider's experience and training

• Geographic location

Patients should also remember that choosing a provider based solely on price may not always provide the best value. The quality of the consultation, treatment planning, patient safety, and provider experience are all important considerations when selecting a provider.

At AeLeeMD Laser Center in Downtown Boston, every consultation includes an individualized assessment to determine whether Thermage FLX is the most appropriate treatment and to develop a customized treatment plan based on each patient's unique needs.

Frequently Asked Questions About Thermage FLX

Does Thermage FLX hurt?

Most patients describe Thermage FLX as a series of brief heating sensations followed by cooling. The FLX system incorporates vibration and cooling technology designed to improve patient comfort compared with earlier generations. Individual experiences vary, but most patients tolerate treatment well.

• How long does a Thermage FLX treatment take?

Treatment time depends on the area being treated. Typical appointments range from approximately 30 minutes to 90 minutes, with full-face treatments generally taking longer than smaller areas such as the eyes.

• How many Thermage FLX treatments will I need?

Many patients achieve their desired improvement with a single treatment session.

However, because everyone ages differently, maintenance treatments may be recommended depending on age, lifestyle, and long-term aesthetic goals.

• When will I see results?

Some patients notice subtle firmness shortly after treatment. However, collagen remodeling is gradual. Most improvements continue developing over the following two to six months, with results varying from person to person.

• How long do Thermage FLX results last?

Results vary depending on age, skin quality, collagen production, and lifestyle factors.

Many patients enjoy improvement for approximately one to two years, although the natural aging process continues.

• Is there any downtime?

Thermage FLX is well known for requiring little or no downtime. Some patients experience temporary redness or mild swelling that typically resolves within a short period. Most individuals return to normal daily activities immediately after treatment.

• Is Thermage FLX safe?

Thermage FLX is an FDA-cleared technology when used according to its approved indications. As with any medical aesthetic procedure, a consultation is essential to determine whether the treatment is appropriate based on your medical history and treatment goals.

• Is Thermage FLX safe for Asian skin?

When performed by experienced providers using appropriate treatment protocols, Thermage FLX is generally considered suitable for a wide range of skin types, including many Asian skin types. Because radiofrequency energy does not target melanin in the same way as pigment-focused lasers, it is often considered an option for patients concerned about skin tightening without aggressive resurfacing.

• Can Thermage FLX replace a facelift?

No.Thermage FLX is a non-invasive skin tightening treatment, not a surgical facelift.

Patients with advanced skin laxity or significant excess skin may require surgical procedures to achieve their desired level of correction.

• Can Thermage FLX be combined with Botox?

Yes. Because Botox and Thermage FLX address different causes of facial aging, they are frequently incorporated into comprehensive facial rejuvenation plans. Botox helps soften dynamic expression lines, while Thermage FLX focuses on collagen remodeling and skin firmness.

• Can Thermage FLX be combined with dermal fillers?

Yes. Some patients benefit from combining skin tightening with volume restoration.

Whether combination treatment is appropriate depends on your facial anatomy and aesthetic goals.

• What is the best age to start Thermage FLX?

There is no universal "best age." Some patients begin treatment in their 30s as a preventive strategy, while others seek Thermage FLX later when mild skin laxity becomes more noticeable. The decision should be based on skin quality rather than age alone.

• Am I too young for Thermage FLX?

Not necessarily. Patients in their 25+, 30s and early 40s often seek Thermage FLX to maintain collagen and delay visible signs of aging before significant skin laxity develops.

• Am I too old for Thermage FLX?

Age alone does not determine candidacy. However, patients with advanced skin laxity should understand that Thermage FLX provides gradual tightening rather than the dramatic lifting achievable with surgery.

• Can Thermage FLX improve the jawline?

Yes. Patients with mild-to-moderate skin laxity may notice gradual improvement in jawline definition as collagen remodeling occurs over time.

• Can Thermage FLX treat the neck?

Yes. Thermage FLX is commonly used to address mild skin laxity and wrinkles of the neck, although results depend on the degree of existing skin looseness.

• Is Thermage FLX worth it?

For appropriately selected patients seeking gradual, natural-looking skin tightening without surgery, Thermage FLX can be a valuable treatment option. The best way to determine whether it is worthwhile is through an individualized consultation.

Why Choose AeLeeMD Laser Center for Thermage FLX in Boston?

Choosing where to receive cosmetic treatment is just as important as choosing the treatment itself.

At AeLeeMD Laser Center, every patient receives a personalized consultation rather than a standardized treatment recommendation.

Our approach focuses on understanding each patient's facial anatomy, skin quality, lifestyle, and long-term aesthetic goals before recommending a treatment plan.

Patients choose AeLeeMD because we offer:

• Personalized consultations tailored to individual concerns.

• FDA-cleared technologies, including Thermage FLX and Ultherapy.

• Experience treating a diverse patient population, including many Asian skin types.

• Comprehensive anti-aging treatment planning rather than single-procedure recommendations.

• A convenient location in Downtown Boston.

• A commitment to achieving natural-looking, balanced results.

Our philosophy is simple: recommend the treatment that best matches the patient—not simply the newest or most popular procedure.

Final Thoughts

Thermage FLX has become one of the most established non-surgical skin tightening treatments available today. By stimulating collagen remodeling through radiofrequency technology, it offers a gradual, natural-looking approach to improving skin firmness, facial contours, and the appearance of wrinkles without surgery or extended downtime.

Like any cosmetic treatment, the best outcomes begin with accurate diagnosis and realistic expectations. Not every patient requires the same procedure, and no single technology is ideal for every concern. A comprehensive evaluation helps determine whether Thermage FLX, Ultherapy, or another treatment is most appropriate for your skin quality, facial anatomy, and long-term goals.

If you are considering Thermage FLX in Boston, scheduling a professional consultation is the first step toward developing a personalized treatment plan designed specifically for you.

Related Articles

Continue learning about facial rejuvenation with our comprehensive guides:

• Boston Anti-Aging Guide

• Thermage FLX vs. Ultherapy

• What Is Facial Balancing?

• Boston Botox Guide

• Boston Rejuran Guide

Why Trust This Guide?

This guide was prepared by the clinical team at AeLeeMD Laser Center as an educational resource for patients interested in learning more about Thermage FLX and non-surgical facial rejuvenation. The information is based on current clinical knowledge, FDA-cleared indications, and published medical literature. It is intended for informational purposes only and should not replace a personalized medical consultation.

Because every patient's skin, facial anatomy, medical history, and aesthetic goals are unique, treatment recommendations should always be made after an in-person evaluation by a qualified medical professional.

Last Reviewed: July 2026

Medical Reviewer: AeLeeMD Laser Center Clinical Team