The reviews here are really confusing me. One lady loved ulthera, but I for the life of me can't see a difference in her photos. You disliked it and yet I can see a dramatic difference, with the improvement progressing across your photos. Between the first and last picture there is about a 15 year difference. In the first I'd have said you were 55 (I didn't find your age, so I'm sorry if I'm way out), in the last early 40s. Makes it seem like some kind of sci-fi fountain of youth. I don't get it.
Thanks for your review and pictures! I think a procedure that costs over 3000 dollars should do more than just maybe possibly making a slight difference when viewed from a certain angle in certain lighting. The 83% worth it rate on realself is very misleading. Only 65 of the 106 reviews actually said it was worth it. About 30 said they weren't sure, but their vote didn't count in the percentage. For such an expensive procedure, I think it should.
Just wanted to say I agree as far as lower TCA percentages (18 and under) go!
I paid 300 dollars to get an 18% peel done professionally (performed by a nurse). She was so careless slopping the acid on that it ran down my neck and back. Thank god it didn't get into my eyes and ears.
I would never be that careless with my own face!! + it made me realize that the procedure is not rocket science or neurosurgery. As long as you are cautious and don't push it too far, I think you're better off doing it yourself.
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Nearly one year on, do you think the results have lasted?
I paid 300 dollars to get an 18% peel done professionally (performed by a nurse). She was so careless slopping the acid on that it ran down my neck and back. Thank god it didn't get into my eyes and ears.
I would never be that careless with my own face!! + it made me realize that the procedure is not rocket science or neurosurgery. As long as you are cautious and don't push it too far, I think you're better off doing it yourself.