Hi everyone, I'm very young but think my brows are a bit low(not extremely, but if I elevate them about 2mm it looks better).I don't want invasive surgery (I'm in my 20s) and wouldn't want botox either, so I read about Ulthera.Does it only work as a slight brow lift on old people whose brows have fallen or on young people who've always had low brows as well?Is it a good substitution for a botox brow lift?And is there risk of fat loss if only the brow area is treated.How much would this be?Thanks
Answers (6)
From board-certified doctors and trusted medical professionals
This is a good question. The treatment can be performed by a nurse, aesthetician, or medical assistant. They need to have a understanding of the technology, skill with delivering the pulses and the more experience the better. Every office is different. You can ask the office who is doing the...
After thousands of procedures, the safety profile of Ulthera is promising. If there is no hyperpigmentation at three to six months and no hypopigmentation at one year and no bumps that have been noted at one year, there would be very very little chance of developing such events thereafter...
Ultherapy is a more effective treatment for lifting and tightening the skin on the face and neck and improving texture on the chest, but I believe the technicians experience and technique is also important. It does take time for the results to fully manifest; on average 3-4 months....