Both 10therma and Thermage are radiofrequency-based devices used for skin elasticity improvement, but 10therma is known for less pain and a more affordable price, while Thermage is recognized for its stronger effects and longer-lasting results. It is recommended to have a thorough consultation with a medical professional before choosing the most suitable device for your needs.
10therma has a built-in cooling system, which reduces pain during the procedure. However, the level of discomfort may vary depending on the individual. If pain is a concern, AB offers various anesthesia systems to ensure a more comfortable experience.
The 10therma procedure generally takes about 20 to 30 minutes for the entire face. The time may vary depending on the treatment area and the number of shots. Including the time for applying numbing cream, it can take around 1 hour.
After the procedure, it is important to apply sunscreen carefully to protect the skin and use a sufficient amount of moisturizing cream to prevent skin dryness. Additionally, for one week after the procedure, it is advisable to avoid activities that could irritate the skin, such as drinking alcohol, smoking, or engaging in intense exercise.
It has effects such as skin tightening, skin lifting, skin texture improvement, and pore reduction. In particular, it improves skin elasticity, which helps reduce wrinkles in various areas.
It works by delivering radiofrequency energy deep into the skin to regenerate collagen. The radiofrequency energy induces the denaturation of collagen fibers, stimulating collagen regeneration.