The phrase "a tightening effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a phenomenon or action that causes something to become more constricted or firm, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The new policy had a tightening effect on the budget, leading to reduced spending across all departments."
Alternatives: "a constricting impact" or "a firming influence."
Yes, lasers can have a lasting tightening effect on the skin when properly shot at you by a trained professional, but they are also expensive (bad) and can possibly be retooled by a Bond villain to be some earth-destroying hyper-weapon (very bad).
However, with a high tightening effect, such couplers are likely to experience fracture failure.
Nazarian noted that a lot of eye creams also include caffeine, which "may have an immediate tightening effect that is somewhat temporary, but perhaps it makes people look a little bit nicer almost immediately, within a couple minutes to an hour".
The statistically significant volume reduction measured in treated areas proves a long-lasting skin tightening effect, with a good subjective patient satisfaction rate.
Until now, the period under observation is not sufficient to quantify a 'natural' untightening effect during rainy seasons and an eventually corresponding tightening effect during dry seasons.
This sophisticated method of transepidermal, noninvasive RF thermal delivery provides a variable and controversial tightening effect, which is not usually apparent, if at all, until dermal remodeling occurs a few months after the treatment.
His view was supported by the newest member of the monetary policy committee, Gertjan Vlieghe, who said the tightening effect of the strong pound on UK monetary policy was "huge".
Theoretically, from others' and our results, ADSC-CM might enhance the skin rejuvenation effect of FxCR; however, the skin tightening effect was not observed in our 3-week study even though type III procollagen mRNA increased.
It has been acknowledged that AJs play an important role in the control of vascular permeability [ 15, 22], and it is thus considered likely that the barrier tightening effect of HC on HBMEC/ciβ is primarily mediated by facilitating AJ formation.
