Richard Buckley, MD
Marina Buckley, MD

Pocono Medical Care
Advanced Dermatology
Surgery and Laser Center

303 W. Harford St,
Milford, PA 18337

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Before & After Photos

 The Ideal Thermage® Candidate

An ideal candidate for this skin tightening technique is a person with minimal loose tissue who is a borderline facelift candidate. Such patients could avoid a facelift if they were treated early on with the Thermage® Thermacool™ device with repeat treatments every three to five years. Thermage® can be used alone or in conjunction with other procedures. For instance, sun-damaged skin could be tightened, and then treated with a chemical peel, Fotofacial procedure or de-pigmentation programs to provide even pigmentation. The device can also selectively target areas still loose after a facelift.

This individual is a good candidate for periorbital treatment seeking tightening and lifting along the browline	Shown here is a good candidate for softening of the nasolabial fold and contouring of the jawline and neck
Here is an example of a good candidate for reduction of jowl fullness	Here is a good candidate for reduction of the areas beneath the chin to mid-neck
The only way to properly assess your suitability for the Thermage® treatment is through a consultation with Dr. Buckley. Skin thickness, degree of laxity (looseness), amount of skin sagging, and overall skin condition and tone are factors used in determining the potential benefits of treatment.