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Thermage (Sigmacon) Using radiofrequency energy,Thermage heats the treatment area which tightens existing collagen and stimulates new collagen growth. Benefits include skin tightening, body contouring and the temporary improvement in the appearance of cellulite.


See:


• Skin Tightening - Energy Assisted (p 131) • Body Sculpting - Energy Assisted (p 58)


Ultherapy


Ultherapy, fromTeknoSurgical, is the first procedure that directs sound waves deep into the skin to the same tissue addressed in surgery.This gently heats the tissue to lift and tighten loose skin without cutting or disrupt- ing the surface of the skin. Besides the visible effects of lifting and tightening, there is also an invisible result from Ultherapy with the creation of new collagen, which helps the skin maintain its youthfulness.


The procedure only takes 30 to 60 minutes, requires no special recuperation or preparation and typically one treatment is enough to get significant results. Patients enjoy some initial effect immediately following the procedure, but the ultimate lifting will take two to three months, as tired collagen is rejuvenated and supplemented with new, stronger collagen.


Ultherapy will lift, tighten and tone the brow, which in turn reduces the excess skin on the lids, opens up the eyes and gives a more refreshed appearance.


See: SkinTightening - EnergyAssisted (p 129)


Ultra (Chromogenex) A cellulite treatment incorporating vacuum massage and infrared skin tightening to target stubborn fatty deposits, enhance lymphatic drainage and promote skin renewal.


See: • Body Sculpting - Energy Assisted (p 58)


Uma Jeunesse (Wigmore) A monophasic hyaluronic acid based dermal implant suitable for treatment of all kinds of lines as well as volume augmentation of the lips and other areas.


See:


• Dermal Fillers (p 84) •Volumisers (p 138), • Lip Augmentation (p 100)


VASER Hi-Def This uses the same ultrasound energy ofVASER Lipo to remove fat but the practitioner can remove fat even closer to the muscle.


See: • Fat Removal - Energy Assisted (p 91)


VASER Lipo VASER Lipo uses ultrasound energy to break up fat cells before they are then extracted using suction.


See: • Fat Removal - Energy Assisted (p 91)


VBeam Perfecta Skin rejuvenation treatment of red and brown skin discolouration, rosacea and port wine stains.


See: • Skin Rejuvenation - Energy Assisted (p 128)


VelaSmooth This machine combines two different energy sources – infrared and radiofrequency – with tissue massage and suction to achieve body contouring, fat reduction as well as cellulite reduction.


See: • Body Sculpting - Energy Assisted (p 58)


Viscoderm A hyaluronic acid based skin hydration treatment administered in micro-injections.


See: • Dermal HydratingTreatments (p 87)


Vistabel The cosmetic brand name of Botox. In 2006 it was the first botulinum toxin to gain a cosmetic licence to treat glabellar or frown lines and wrinkles in the UK.


See: • Muscle Relaxing Injections (p 112)


Xeomin This is the medical name for Bocouture, a botulinum toxin typeA product.


See: • Muscle Relaxing Injections (p 112) X-HA3


A cross-linked hyaluronic dermal filler from Filorga of Paris and distributed in the UK by Euromedical Systems Ltd. Extremely volumising and malleable and is the first 'Triple Indication' dermal filler; suitable for filling medium lines and wrinkles, deep lines and wrinkles as well as lips.These indications account for 80 per cent of all patients dermal filler requirements.


Cross-linked with BDDE and low in protein content, X-HA3 is easy to inject, has the ideal viscosity to allow the aesthetician to sculpture the filled area.


Available in packs of 2 x 1ml pre-filled syringes.


See:Dermal Fillers (p 84) The Cosmetic Surgery Guide 155


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