Skin changes over time. Collagen and elastin production decline with age, while factors such as sun exposure, genetics, weight changes, pregnancy, and hormonal changes can also affect how firm and resilient the skin appears.
The result may be skin that looks thinner, crepey, lax, or simply less firm than it used to.
What Can Help With Loose Skin?
Non-surgical skin treatments generally focus on improving the appearance and quality of the skin rather than physically removing excess skin.
Energy-based and regenerative treatments may be used to support collagen remodeling and improve the appearance of mild-to-moderate skin laxity in appropriate candidates.
Treatment options may include:
The amount of laxity matters. Non-surgical treatments have limitations, and significant excess skin may be better addressed surgically. Your provider can help set realistic expectations about what different options may—and may not—accomplish.
Not sure where to start? Book a consultation and we’ll help determine which skin-tightening options make the most sense for your concerns.
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