I Had Ultherapy to Upper Face Few Days Ago- Left Eyebrow Lifting More Than the Right. Will I Need Another Session? Doctor Answers, Tips
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I Had Ultherapy to Upper Face Few Days Ago- Left Eyebrow Lifting More Than the Right. Will I Need Another Session?

I am newly 40 y/o female. I did have a small welt appear above the right eyebrow that is gone now. Reading these past answers I saw mentioned that the welts have to do with the pulse being too superficial? Is this why the right side is not keeping up with the left? My doc did use local injections and I did still feel the zaps to varying degrees so this must mean some tx did get through. I didn't ask the doc about subsequent touchups. Thank You for any suggestions and/or encouragement.

2 Doctor Answers | Asked by desertsnowmaker in Richmond
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Ultherapy on forehead lifting

Many patients are different on one side from the other on their face, whether the eyebrow position, eyelid height, eyelid crease, shape of nostril, earlobe position, etc. AFter therapy with any treatment it is not unusual to see a difference that had preexisted but was not noticed. Many people do have different tone in their forehead muscle as they tend to lift one eyebrow more than the other. Some people admit to not being able to raise one eyebrow as high as the other... more
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Eyebrow lift from Ultherapy

1. It is too early post-Ultherapy to determine if you need another treatment. Some patients do benefit from a second treatment depending on their skin laxity. 2. If your eyebrows started out even, and the forehead skin was treated with an equal number of pulses on each side, then your eyebrows will be equal. It would be very unlikely to have one eyebrow correct greater than another. 3. The zaps that you feel post-forehead treatment are normal... more

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