ThermiTight Freehold Township, NJ | New Reflections Plastic Surgery

Understanding Skin Laxity and ThermiTight Technology

As skin ages, it naturally loses firmness and elasticity, leading to sagging in various body areas. New Reflections Plastic Surgery offers ThermiTight, an innovative radiofrequency treatment designed to address skin laxity without invasive surgical procedures.

What is ThermiTight?

ThermiTight is a cutting-edge, non-surgical skin tightening procedure utilizing targeted radiofrequency energy. The advanced technology delivers precise thermal energy into deeper dermal layers, stimulating natural collagen production and tissue constriction.

Ideal Treatment Areas

• Neck and jawline
• Upper arms
• Upper and lower back
• Abdomen
• Love handles and buttocks
• Knees and thighs

Treatment Process

During a ThermiTight procedure, Dr. Patel administers a local anesthetic to ensure patient comfort. A specialized small probe is carefully inserted into targeted dermal layers, delivering controlled heat energy. The precise temperature monitoring allows for optimal results with minimal discomfort.

Treatment Duration and Recovery

Typical ThermiTight treatments require approximately one hour, depending on the treatment area's size and complexity. Patients can immediately return to daily activities with minimal post-procedure restrictions, experiencing mild swelling that subsides within a few days.

Expected Results

Patients often notice immediate skin tightening effects, with continued improvements over subsequent weeks as collagen remodeling occurs. The non-surgical approach provides natural-looking skin rejuvenation that can last several years.

Patient Candidacy

ThermiTight is suitable for individuals experiencing mild to moderate skin laxity across various body regions. The treatment accommodates multiple skin types and offers a versatile solution for those seeking non-invasive skin tightening.

For more information about ThermiTight in Freehold Township, NJ, submit an enquiry to New Reflections Plastic Surgery.