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Does Ultherapy Work on Marronett Lines Around the Mouth? Didn't See Improvement There.

Does ultherapy work on marronett lines around the mouth? Didn't see improvement there.

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by sunnypam in Kerrville, TX
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Deep marionette lines will not go away with Ultherapy, but may improve

The deep marionette lines are formed as the jowls descend. Thick heavy jowls can not be lifted with Ultherapy nearly as much as with a facelift. The smile folds and marionette lines may benefit from the injection of Restylane, Juvederm, Radiesse and Sculptra, but these should be done after Ultherapy.
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Ultherapy May Improve Marionette Lines

Many patients considering Ultherapy have concerns about marionette lines. These are caused by a combination of volume loss in the pre-jowl area and volume increase as the jowl descends with gravity. Ulthera can be used to lift and contour the jowl, resulting in a smoother jawline contour. This will not correct the loss of volume in the pre-jowl area, so for many of our Ultherapy patients we recommend a facial filler, such as Radiesse, for the marionette lines to enhance the... more
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Ultherapy and Marionette Lines

The results of Ultherapy do vary anatomically. The marionette lines are one of the harder areas to treat and in our practice, the area that most people request retreatment for. The reason for this being that this area juxtaposes an area of volume loss (the pre-jowl sulcus) with an area of enhanced volume (the jowl). Consequently, it will require more collagen remodeling and support to correct the deformity.

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