Watch Dr. Dean Kane Perform a Non-Surgical Arm Lift with Dissolvable PDO EuroThreads скачать в хорошем качестве

Watch Dr. Dean Kane Perform a Non-Surgical Arm Lift with Dissolvable PDO EuroThreads

Call 410-602-3322 or email [email protected] to learn more. Dr. Dean Kane and the Center for Cosmetic Surgery & Medi-Spa in Baltimore Maryland offer the latest in surgical and non-surgical facial rejuvenation procedures.Visit https://drdeankane.com for more information on all treatments and procedures offered. Mature women who find their upper arms look flabby and crepey now have a new option and / or addition to arm lift. Even with working out and building up the muscles, skin looseness is still a problem. The dissolvable PDO EuroThreads are ideal for the woman with relatively small batwing issues, skin laxity and crepey skin of the upper arms. Watch Dr. Kane perform a complete circumferential upper arm lift with PDO Eurothreads on his wife, Lauri Kane, who is 64 years old, works out daily, but still has the loose batwing and thin crepey skin of her arms. Dr. Kane used 150 threads for both arms. He used the combination of very long threads for the length of her arms and shorter threads that were injected around the arm creating a physical supportive lattice of the threads which will stimulate collagen and other structural molecules to develop over the next 1 to 2 years to tighten and firm the skin. Lauri was completely awake, with only the use of local anesthetic. She will let you know in the video that the procedure was quite comfortable even though it looks like it should be painful. Patients can expect to feel sore and have bruising for 2 to 3 weeks. The firming and tightening of the skin will begin in 2 weeks when her collagen and elastin are stimulated by fibroblast stimulation as the PDO EuroThreads begin to slowly dissolve. The results will last about 2 years.  But Lauri’s arms will have reversed in aging so that her arms are now starting to age again but at a more youthful starting point. Lauri’s recovery will require that she not use her arms to do any form of lifting or carrying heavy objects and be limited regarding using her arms for exercising for about 3 weeks. Walking or stationary type of workouts are still possible. No other post recovery is needed. No special creams or garments are needed although other patients have found a firm athletic-style sleeve or shirt to be supportive.