You can enjoy the results of skin tightening procedures for face and body in New Orleans, LA
By Dr. Mary Lupo
What is skin laxity?
Skin laxity occurs when the body naturally starts losing collagen and elastin. Collagen and elastin keep the skin tight and firm, and youthful looking. However, after the age of 30, patients naturally begin to lose collagen and elastin from the skin and may notice sagging, especially on areas such as the jaw line. Instead of undergoing plastic surgery and having a face lift to bring the skin back up and tighten it, it may be better for patients to consider alternative solutions such as Exilis treatment.Before and After images of Lupo Center for Aesthetic and General Dermatology
Exilis explained
Exilis is a treatment option for patients to consider when it comes to tightening skin on the face and body. This device is approved by the FDA for use in firming the skin. It uses modern technology – radiofrequency energy to penetrate deep down to reduce skin laxity. The system is a handheld device used by our trained clinicians to provide amazing results after several treatment sessions.What are the advantages of using Exilis?
Exilis has many benefits. It is:
- Affordable
- Cleared by the FDA
- Fast
- Effective
- Free from downtime and recovery
- Long-lasting
- Non-surgical
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How many sessions are required for results?
Exilis may require several sessions for patients to see results. The number of sessions needed will be determined based on the results following each treatment. There is no simple way to determine how many treatments are needed, but patients will typically have more treatments if their imperfections are severe. An initial assessment may be able to help patients decide if they can achieve the results they desire with this treatment.Is it right for me?
Most patients who are dealing with mild to moderate skin laxity will be able to see improvements with the use of Exilis. It is important for patients to book a consultation appointment and evaluation with Dr. Mary Lupo. We work with our patients to help them determine what treatments can be used to achieve the results they desire. We want our patients to be educated on the procedures they are considering and determine candidacy.What if I have severe skin laxity?
There is often a point where some patients may not be considered candidates for Exilis because it will not be able to provide the results patients are seeking. In these situations, Dr. Mary Lupo may refer patients out to a plastic surgeon for the advantages of surgical intervention. Patients who have had plastic surgery but are still experiencing skin laxity may find ways to improve it with Exilis services. However, there is no “one size fits all” solution to common skin concerns, which is why many options are available for the patients who visit our practice in New Orleans, LA. Patients always get honest and ethical recommendations for their needs. Discuss non-surgical skin tightening solutions available at the Lupo Center for Aesthetic and General Dermatology
Visit Dr. Mary Lupo, a Board-certified dermatologist who proudly offers non-surgical skin tightening services to patients in and around the community of New Orleans, LA. Our professionals are ready to assist with this and many other cosmetic solutions for the face and body. Call today to speak to the front office team to book an appointment at (504) 777-3047 and visit us in 145 Allen Toussaint Boulevard #302. Our practice is here to assist patients with general, medical, and cosmetic dermatology solutions for the hair, skin, nails, and body!
Skin Tightening Treatment explained by Dr. Mary Lupo
How does skin tightening work?
Skin tightening is usually done with devices that bypass the top layer of the skin and penetrate to a deeper level to stimulate deeper collagen stimulation and tightening of the skin.
What are the products that you use for skin tightening procedures?
The ones that we use in our office are the Thermage, the Exilis pro, the radiofrequency micro-needling device, so we use three that’s primarily for tightening.
The Thermage and the Exilis Pro are the most popular and the reason is there is absolutely no downtime with either of those.
The radiofrequency micro-needling, there is a bit of downtime with that, but Thermage and Exilis there is none.
Are the procedures safe and affordable?
The difference is it is kind of like, the Fraxel is more aggressive, than the Clear and Brilliant and you have to do a series of Clear and Brilliant, the Thermage is a more intense treatment, you do one and then wait three months for the results. Exilis, you do a series of them every couple of weeks over that three-month period to achieve the results.
The Exilis per treatment is less expensive, so it is sort of like a layaway plan, you pay on it as you go. And I think the Exilis hurts a little bit less than the Thermage because its intensity is less.
Are treatments optional?
We try to work with the patient and understand. If we have a working woman, she might want to go with Thermage, because she doesn't have the time to come here every two weeks just for 46 treatments.
Some people, don't work, and like the idea of coming in and the treatment been less expensive, and they sort of pay as they go if you will.
To see if skin tightening is right for you, please contact our office to set up a consultation with Dr. Lupo, (504) 777-3047.
Skin tightening is usually done with devices that bypass the top layer of the skin and penetrate to a deeper level to stimulate deeper collagen stimulation and tightening of the skin.
What are the products that you use for skin tightening procedures?
The ones that we use in our office are the Thermage, the Exilis pro, the radiofrequency micro-needling device, so we use three that’s primarily for tightening.
The Thermage and the Exilis Pro are the most popular and the reason is there is absolutely no downtime with either of those.
The radiofrequency micro-needling, there is a bit of downtime with that, but Thermage and Exilis there is none.
Are the procedures safe and affordable?
The difference is it is kind of like, the Fraxel is more aggressive, than the Clear and Brilliant and you have to do a series of Clear and Brilliant, the Thermage is a more intense treatment, you do one and then wait three months for the results. Exilis, you do a series of them every couple of weeks over that three-month period to achieve the results.
The Exilis per treatment is less expensive, so it is sort of like a layaway plan, you pay on it as you go. And I think the Exilis hurts a little bit less than the Thermage because its intensity is less.
Are treatments optional?
We try to work with the patient and understand. If we have a working woman, she might want to go with Thermage, because she doesn't have the time to come here every two weeks just for 46 treatments.
Some people, don't work, and like the idea of coming in and the treatment been less expensive, and they sort of pay as they go if you will.
To see if skin tightening is right for you, please contact our office to set up a consultation with Dr. Lupo, (504) 777-3047.
July 2018
Lupo Center for Aesthetic and General Dermatology
Mary P. Lupo, M.D. - Connect on Linkedin
Our mission at the Lupo Center is to provide patients with innovative, effective and ethical care to make each person look and feel their personal best. To fulfill our goal, we provide state-of-the-art medical, surgical and cosmetic treatments to all patients.
Board certified dermatologist and clinical professor of dermatology Mary P. Lupo, MD has been a leader in the field of non-surgical rejuvenation since 1983. She travels internationally to teach her innovative techniques, and her reputation brings in patients from around the country. She started the first formal residency training program for injectables and peels in 1983 at Tulane Medical School and served as past president of Women’s Dermatologic Society, adjunct professor of dermatology at Tulane and a founder of Cosmetic Boot Camp. Dr. Lupo holds membership in many prestigious dermatology associations, participates in clinical trials for approval of new drugs and devices and acts as an advisor for numerous aesthetic-minded companies.
