Can Ultherapy Be Used on Your Body?

Ultherapy was recently FDA approved for use on the chest, and it can be used off-label in other areas as well with good results. Aside from Ultherapy, other skin-tightening procedures that can be used on the body are ThermiTight and Exilis. I recommend visiting a board-certified dermatologist with expertise in skin tightening for an in-person consultation to come up with the right treatment plan for you.

Yes, Ultherapy can be used on certain areas of
the body in the right candidate. In fact, it is FDA approved for use on the
chest as well as the face. At my practice, we’ve also seen great success using
Ultherapy for loose skin over the knees, buttocks and on the back of the arms.
See a board-certified dermatologist experienced in using Ultherapy on the body
for a consultation to see if you are an appropriate candidate for this
treatment.

The use for Ultherapy goes far beyond the face and neck. It is proving to be a work horse for chest tightening, arms, abdomen and loose skin on thighs and around knees and elbows. It works beautifully for the thin wrinkled out skin that can occur from weight gain and loss.

Ultherapy is cleared for use on the face, neck and décolletage . It currently is not FDA approved for use on the body.

Ulthera can be used on many areas of the body where you want to build collagen support.  This can include the buttocks, arms, knees, thighs, abdomen, etc.  although this would be considered off label, it works in the same way as it does on the face - it builds collagen and hence tightens the region being treated.