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Hours spent on social media and in online meetings are giving us a lot of time to see ourselves on computer screens and in selfies. And, staring at phones and laptops can contribute to the dreaded “zoom neck”.
Nurse practitioner Mae McIntyre of Bednar Cosmetic in Charlotte has a new, non-surgical device called EVOKE. It uses radiofrequency energy to tighten & smooth skin using applicators that you actually wear.
Treatments are done with wearable applicators to provide “hands free” treatments: One applicator resembles a set of headphones. It’s used for "facial remodeling" & skin tightening. A second applicator fits under the chin to tighten a "double chin" and sculpt the neckline.
EVOKE is a game changer for the 30-50 year age group who are not yet ready for cosmetic surgery. It’s also surprisingly popular in the 20 something patients who are on social media, taking selfies and see features on their face that they wish to a correct in a simple and painless, noninvasive fashion.