I had ulthera performed a second time to the lower face/ upper neck 7 months ago. I now look WORSE . the procedure seems to have melted the fat on the right side of my face. now this side is looser looking than the left side which is alright!! how can this be corrected?
February 4, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy fat reduction Ultherapy may cause fat reduction where treated. Fat and fillers or Scultra may help to return lost volume.Hope this helps!
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February 4, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy fat reduction Ultherapy may cause fat reduction where treated. Fat and fillers or Scultra may help to return lost volume.Hope this helps!
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February 1, 2016
Answer: Volume loss after Ultherapy ? A picture would have been helpful for guidance.Ultherapy delivers highly focused US energy under B mode visualization technology. The amount of energy used dissipates below 4.5 mm depth and this term in ultrasound physics is called attenuation. Although I have not seen volume loss as you describe in my practice, it is not to say that it does not occur. However, I think that it is not likely related to this technology. I have certification in 3 ultrasound boards (RVT, RPVI and RPhS) and I can tell you this with scientific credibility.Nevertheless, you can correct the volume loss with fillers. See a specialist or go back to the Ultherapy provider with guidance. I hope you have before and after pictures to discuss this outcome with him/her.Read my Ultherapy ebook on the link below.Dr Karamanoukian
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February 1, 2016
Answer: Volume loss after Ultherapy ? A picture would have been helpful for guidance.Ultherapy delivers highly focused US energy under B mode visualization technology. The amount of energy used dissipates below 4.5 mm depth and this term in ultrasound physics is called attenuation. Although I have not seen volume loss as you describe in my practice, it is not to say that it does not occur. However, I think that it is not likely related to this technology. I have certification in 3 ultrasound boards (RVT, RPVI and RPhS) and I can tell you this with scientific credibility.Nevertheless, you can correct the volume loss with fillers. See a specialist or go back to the Ultherapy provider with guidance. I hope you have before and after pictures to discuss this outcome with him/her.Read my Ultherapy ebook on the link below.Dr Karamanoukian
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