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Thermage hurts, doesn't it? Alltite is different
Alltite sends almost no energy to the epidermis, so it is hot inside but not on the surface, explains Seoul dermatologist Dr. Ogana. Thermage hurts, doesn't it? It is bulk heating, so some heat reaches the epidermis, and a huge amount of heat goes into the dermis. To keep you from burning, Thermage has its own cooling built in. Alltite, on the other hand, delivers energy to the dermis only. That is a big advantage for people who really hate pain. It can be done without anesthesia, takes around 10 to 20 minutes, and many people get it on a lunch break. It is known as a no-downtime treatment. Consultations in English on WhatsApp: {whatsapp} (first link on our channel page) Oganacell Dermatology Clinic, Cheongdam, Seoul. {site} General education from a board-certified dermatologist, not a substitute for a consultation. Suitability and results vary by person. #Alltite #Thermage #SeoulDermatologist
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Thermage hurts, doesn't it?
Thermage is bulk heating,
so some heat reaches the epidermis.
Then it targets the dermis
with a huge amount of heat.
But so you do not get burned,
Thermage has its own cooling built in.
Alltite, on the other hand,
sends almost no energy to the epidermis.
It delivers energy to the dermis only,
so it is hot inside, not on the surface.
For people who really hate pain,
that is a big advantage.
Alltite can even be done without anesthesia.
And it is short, around 10 to 20 minutes,
so many people get it on their lunch break.
It is known as a no-downtime treatment.
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