Ultherapy: Stories
Write a ReviewJust Had Ulthera Procedure Today! - Santa Rosa, CA
- Gypsylynn
- posted 9 months ago
- updated 9 months ago
- Worth It
- Cost: $2,500
- Plastic Surgery Associates (Santa Rosa, CA)
It is an uncomfortable procedure for sure BUT you...
- 8 Aug 2012
It is an uncomfortable procedure for sure BUT you can have the machine turned down to a level tolerable for you. Of course the results will be better at full strength. The most important thing to consider is the facility that the this procedure is being offered & the person performing the procedure. Make sure they are both very credible. By the way, i had no pain directly after the treatment or anytime afterward. I do have a few very small bumps that im sure will be gone by tomorrow this time.
Just a quick update: I did have slight surface...
- 27 Aug 2012
Im going to try to have Ultherapy done every 12-16 months. Yes its expensive but come on, how much do you spend on clothes, shoes, hair, makeup, etc? It just depends where your priority lies. My priority is my face & my internal health. If you dont want to spend the money on your face, then you better buy expensive shoes to redirect where people look at you :D Im kidding...
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I stumbled accross their website & filled out a request for a free consultation. They promptly called me the next day & were extremely patient, friendly & knowledgable. I will say "I LOVE THE FACILITY THAT I CHOSE & EVERY PERSON THAT WORKS THERE." (especially Danielle the clinical aesthetician)
Your shoe advice made me laugh! A veil & great shoes and there would be no need to do this stuff!! ;)
How awesome that your skin is already showing signs of improvement! I hope you are feeling absolutely great, and that you continue to see good changes - looking forward to hearing!!
Congrats on getting your Ultherapy done! What areas did you have treated? Also, did you use anything to help control the pain during the procedure?
Haha, I love your genuineness in admitting you are too lazy to ice! Funny how little things like that can seem like such a pain in the rear, isn't it?!
I'm glad things are looking alright for the most part, and will look forward to hearing more as you continue to heal. :)