SPECIAL

Combining procedures that work through different mechanisms covers more ground than any single treatment. Ulthermage — Ultherapy for the deep layers with Thermage for the surface — is the clearest example.

Our special programs are built for concerns with several intertwined factors, such as facial contour, body shaping and combination lifting. The right combination depends on your condition and is decided in consultation with the doctor.

In combined programs, order and spacing decide the outcome. Some pairings are better performed on the same day; others work better with several weeks in between. ReYeonK sets priorities through photographs and the director's assessment, and the manager then consolidates everything into a single schedule.

The point of combining procedures is not to add more of them but to remove the overlap. Anything unnecessary is taken out of the plan and the order of what remains is adjusted. Total treatment time and recovery depend on the combination chosen, and results vary from person to person.

Combining is not about doing more; it is about separating the layers. Around the eyes, for instance, a heavy eyelid is a deep-layer problem, thinned under-eye skin is a dermal one, and fine lines are on the surface — one method does not cover all three. That is why EyeThera performs three procedures in one session, and why UltherMage separates the deep layer from the surface.

That said, being a combination does not mean everything must be done. Adding an unnecessary layer only increases cost and recovery burden, so ReYeonK tells you first what can be left out. Doing them in order within a single visit, and so reducing recovery to one period, is another advantage of combining. Results and duration vary between individuals.