Tawny Monroe

Works but Hurts - Las Vegas, NV

Worthless

TCA Did Nothing For Me

You'll Look Like A Freak But It's Worth It - Las Vegas

Like a Milder Version of Thermage

Waste of Time and Money

Only Real Cure for Acne Out There

Extremely Painful, Expensive and Just Not Worth It - Dallas, TX

For Face It Does Nothing - For Cellulite It Works - Wichita Falls, TX

I would think you can use the STOP to tighten skin on the breasts, but I don't know about using it over breast implants. I don't know if the RF can go that deep, but it might somehow damage the implant envelopes (?). I would ask a plastic surgeon that question. The Tripollar Stop is just another version of Accent XL, it is a radio frequency device.

I bought the Tripollar STOP from Israel and have used it several times. It gives results that are just as good as the pro RF skin tightening treatments like Accent XL and Sheerwave that cost between $200-600 apiece. I know this because I have had Accent XL treatments using the latest machine and I've had Sheerwave treaments. I highly recommend the Tripollar STOP.

Accent XL will give great temporary results on your cellulite and toning up excess fat. It is temporary, though. Once you quit having treatments, it comes right back. Thermage is more permanent, lasting for years. At least, in my experience, but it only tightens skin, does nothing for cellulite and as you pointed out, it is super painful.

I had the Ulthera done almost three months ago and I have had great results already. So far I am really pleased. No jowls and my neck has been tightened.

They say it takes 3-6 months to see full results so I will post then and let everyone know. I will also post my real photos when I get the final ones taken so you can see my results.

I have a high tolerance for pain. Trust me when I say no one could stand the Ulthera deep transducers (and there are two kinds, deep and shallow) without lidocaine injections.

I recently had Ulthera done in Dallas on April 21st 2011 for my lower face.

I was given lidocaine injections. I also had an Ativan and 50 mg Tramadol.

With the injections it wasnt bad. If it weren't for the injections, the pain would have been unbearable. At the edge of the injections, where they ran out, the pain was mind blowing. And I've had Thermage, which is painful but not as bad as Ulthera.

I don't know where people are getting Ulthera done with just one pain pill for pain control. My guess is that they are NOT getting treated with both transducers, the deep and the shallow one. There is simply no way they could stand the pain.

It has been a few days and I have a lot of swelling still. Again, if you are treated with BOTH transducers, you are going to have noticeable swelling.