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As the Ultherapy provides deep ultrasound bypassing injury to the epidermis, the eczema should not be a cause for avoidance, unless there is a secondary bacterial infection from the eczema.
I don't recommend that you get Ultherapy under the eyes if you have eczema in those areas. We perform Ultherapy in our Williamsville, NY and have done hundreds/Read my ebook about Ultherapy.
I don't see why Ulthera would be a problem for an eyelid eczema. When we treat the upper face we don't place the Ulthera over the eyelids themselves as that may endanger the optic nerve, etc. We treat with Ulthera over the eyebrows which should not affect the eyelid eczema in any way. If you have an eyelid eczema you should see a dermatologist who is a member of the American Contact Dermatitis Association. ( which we are) so you can find out specifically which allergen you may be allergic to - also which products you can safely use.
Ultherapy works by focused ultrasound energy which creates heat and stimulates collagen in the treatment area. If you've recently had Sculptra or other facial fillers, your physician would attempt to avoid these areas as the treatment could shrink or break down the injectable...
There may be improvement with the collagen production and holding powers of a future facelift after Ultherapy has it helps recondition the supporting structures of the face.
Hi, The use of Ultherapy for someone of your age is not unreasonable whatsoever. You sound realistic on your expectations. Smoking and drinking can limit the production of new collagen. Ask your doctor about the use of Ultherapy in your case but we...