I had Ultherapy in Las Vegas almost a month ago and still have this rash. It started the day of treatment with itching on my way home and by the next day it was a rash like this. It hasn't gotten any better over the past month. It's hot like a sunburn with dry skin and mild itching. It's odd because although I got full face and neck I know she didn't treat the middle of the neck. Is this normal? Has anyone heard of it before?
Answer: Rash After Ultherapy? It is not typical to get a rash from Ulthera. It could be due to dry skin. I have had some patients experience dry skin after the treatment. Try using a rich hydrating cream that is hypoallergenic.
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Answer: Is it normal to get a rash from Ultherapy? When should I expect it to go away? The rash you are experiencing most likely stems form the Ultherapy. For patient's who experience prolonged reactions like yours I recommend seeing the doctor who performed the treatment. He/She will be able to prescribe a topical treatment for the rash.
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Answer: Is it normal to get a rash from Ultherapy? When should I expect it to go away? The rash you are experiencing most likely stems form the Ultherapy. For patient's who experience prolonged reactions like yours I recommend seeing the doctor who performed the treatment. He/She will be able to prescribe a topical treatment for the rash.
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Answer: Rash After Ultherapy Treatment The rash you are experiencing is most likely from the Ultherapy treatment and it can be treated with a cream to hydrate and reduce the inflammation in the area. Typically, if your skin reacts to the gel used immediately following the Ultherapy treatment, it most likely would be an allergic reaction. However, since you are still experiencing this rash, it may be some type of inflammatory response and you can get it treated by an over the counter cream.
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January 28, 2015
Answer: Rash After Ultherapy Treatment The rash you are experiencing is most likely from the Ultherapy treatment and it can be treated with a cream to hydrate and reduce the inflammation in the area. Typically, if your skin reacts to the gel used immediately following the Ultherapy treatment, it most likely would be an allergic reaction. However, since you are still experiencing this rash, it may be some type of inflammatory response and you can get it treated by an over the counter cream.
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January 28, 2015
Answer: Ultherapy skin reaction It is related to Ultherapy since it occured after the procedure - in medicine we say that it is "temporally related to the procedure" meaning that it is likely to be from the procedure. If it occurs immediately after the procedure it is probably from thermal injury (welts) or reaction to the gel (allergic). But this far out, it is probably some inflammatory response or eczema which should be treated with an over the counter rteroid creme - 1% hydrocortisone - if it does not get better in 2 weeks, seek a dermatology consultation and also see the treating physician.
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January 28, 2015
Answer: Ultherapy skin reaction It is related to Ultherapy since it occured after the procedure - in medicine we say that it is "temporally related to the procedure" meaning that it is likely to be from the procedure. If it occurs immediately after the procedure it is probably from thermal injury (welts) or reaction to the gel (allergic). But this far out, it is probably some inflammatory response or eczema which should be treated with an over the counter rteroid creme - 1% hydrocortisone - if it does not get better in 2 weeks, seek a dermatology consultation and also see the treating physician.
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