I Am Considering Ultherapy for my Face, but Just Had Several Dental Implants Placed About 6 Weeks Ago?

Ultherapy should not impact your implants, especially since the treatment should be limited to the sides of your face and neck, and not over your mouth. With the superficial handpiece that can be used over the lips, the energy is not directed deep enough to have any bearing on the implants. Be sure to check with your physician before proceeding ultherapy.

Hi Koconnor,

Ulthera is a most safe and clinically effective treatment when performed properly.  Ulthera should not affect dental implants, therefore it is safe to have Ultherapy within a few weeks of dental implants.  Good luck and be well.

 

Dr. P

Thank you for your question.The energy from Ultherapy does not penetrate that deep to influence the implants in any manner. B mode US is used, where the company calls DEEPSee technology and the energy is focused.See a core Ultherapy provider for ultimum results.Best,Dr. Karamanoukian