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Neck Contouring

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Neck Contouring
A nonablative, nonsurgical method for tightening loose neck skin, while removing wrinkles, using a LYRA laser, which focuses energy at the superficial dermis. Generally, 6 monthly treatments are required, followed by once-yearly maintenance


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It ranges from simple facial procedures like brow lift, facelift, chin augmentation, and neck contouring to complex procedures done in the body like liposuction, abdominoplasty, arm lift and body lift.
Building on the success of the minimally-invasive facelift procedure, Angiotech is exploring other potential indications of the Contour Threads product line for "non-extreme" aesthetic procedures, such as breast lifts, neck contouring, and other body contouring indications.
Building on the success of the minimally-invasive facelift procedure, our Contour Threads product line can potentially offer "non-extreme" options for a variety of other aesthetic procedures, such as breast lifts, neck contouring, and other body contouring indications," said Dr.
 
 
 
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