Ultherapy: Q&A
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Specifcially for lifting my brows
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Steven in LA
in Los Angeles, CA
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Ulthera Effective for Brow Lifting
Ulthera is effective for providing a mild elevation of the lateral brow. I cannot specifically address your brow as I do not have a photograph.
Ulthera does not provide the same degree of lifting as a surgical procedure. It is an option for the patient who requires or desires a minimal or very moderate elevation of the lateral brow. Treatment of moderate brow ptosis or a brow with greater droop requires a temproplasty or full brow lift. The incision is...
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Ultherapy can help lift eyebrows
Ulthera is a focused deeply penetrating ultrasound energy that without surgery can help provide a lift. Its effectiveness would not be expected to provide the same amount of a lift as a surgical brow lift, but without surgery it is impressive how much lifting some patients receive. The forehead when tightening, can produce a lift of the eyebrow/eyelid complex and help patients who no longer can have Botox injected for horizontal upper forehead lines as they suffer from dropped...
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Ulthera for Brow Lifting
I have never seen significant brow lifting using the ulthera regimen. Minimal brow elevation can be achieved with Botox. The most reliable, predictable way to elevate the brows is with surgery, either with an endoscope or with the Irregular Trichophytic Hairline Lift which we described many years ago. With this last technique we can maintain or improve the hairline position, achieving a natural result.
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Ulthera for brow lifting
The clinical trials for Ulthera that the FDA clearance was based on specifically looked at brow elevation. It does not do as much as a surgical brow lift, so it is most appropriate for patients who are not yet ready for surgery. In general, we are seeing the best results in patients in their 40's to early 50's.
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Browlifts are done best with surgery-- not treatments.
Browlifts are done best with surgery-- not treatments. The Irregular Trichophytic Forehead lift will give you what you want totally not just a tiny bit of elevation. Your hairline can be lowered as well. We described this 30 years ago and patients like it better than the alternatives unless they have a vvery low hairline.
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Is Ultratherapy Effective For Lifting Brows?
I have performed Brow Lifts for over 20 years and IMHO, Ulthera, Thermage and other various Lasers have the ability to modestly elevate the eyebrows. The limitations, of all of these non-surgical treatments IMO, are they are limited, unreliable and unpredictable in the amount and area of the brows that they can and will lift.
Photos would help in the evaluation and if your eyebrows are very low or asymmetric, IMO you might want to consider a Coronal Brow Lift that...
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Browlifting techniques
Ulthera has a few published photos of modest lifting of the brow. In clinical presentations, the results are varied and under-impressive. The idea behind Ulthera is good, but more improvement is needed before they can say it is a procedure for browlifting. Our trademarked Invisiline procedure can accurately and reliably lift the brow resulting in a very natural look via an incision only in the eyelid. This would be a better option.
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Ulthera for brow lift
It's okay. I performed about 50+ procedures last year and I thought it was nice for the face and reliable but the brow was a little hit or miss. I the plus side the treatment was short and easy. If it didn't work that well then you were only out some money because it is very low risk.
Here's a few things your provider may or may not mention.
1. You can have some change in sensation of your forehead for about 2 weeks. It's almost expected...
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