Thermage BC Laser
Thermage is a non-invasive skin tightening treatment that uses monopolar radiofrequency (RF) energy to deliver controlled heat deep into the skin's layers. This thermal energy causes an immediate contraction of existing collagen fibers and stimulates the body's natural production of new collagen (neocollagenesis) over time. It is used to address skin laxity on the face, jawline, neck and body, as well as fine lines.
Because every patient's skin, anatomy, goals and medical history are different, Thermage at our Dermapure Surrey City Centre clinic always begins with our team. Together, you will discuss the areas you would like to address, what a realistic treatment plan could look like, and the possible side effects, which will be reviewed in detail during your consultation. Book your personalized consultation with our team.
What to Expect During Your Session
Personalized assessment
Mark the area
Apply liquid gel
Start the procedure
Cleaning and removing the grid
It is essential to clean the skin to remove the fluid gel used during a Thermage treatment and to completely erase the marking grid.
Hydration
Keeping the skin well hydrated is an important final step in the treatment. Thermage involves little to no downtime, so most people are able to return to their daily routine right away. Any temporary reactions in the treated area, such as mild redness or swelling, are usually short‑lived and will be reviewed with you during your consultation.
Follow-Up & Maintenance
We recommend that you keep your skin in shape with a yearly Thermage treatment regimen. The cumulative effect delivers more consistent benefits over time! Thermage can also be performed every two years, alternating with Ulthera—Thermage is a preventive treatment, while Ulthera is a corrective treatment. We also strongly recommend 4 treatments of Venus Freeze/Venus Legacy every year to help maximize the effects of the radiofrequency therapy throughout the year, thus helping to maintain and prolong results.
Contraindications
Women who are pregnant or nursing should postpone this procedure. Individuals with a cardiac pacemaker or other active medical implant should not undergo Thermage. Daily use of anti-inflammatory medication may reduce the effectiveness of treatment.