I'm looking into getting ultherapy done on the cheek area to tighten up and lift my midface - basically the area from cheekbones to chin. I'm 38 and skeptical that it will even work, but I'm willing to take the chance as long as there are no negative effects. I have read that ultherapy can cause fat loss, and I definitely would not want to lose any more fat in my cheek area.
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February 26, 2015
Answer: Ultherapy and Fat Loss
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Jason Emer, MDDermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology
Dr Sebagh is famous for his Cindy Crawford infomercials.I don't know if he developed this product (Ultralift) but it is on his website.I would tell you, hands down, that the 'Rolls Royce' of non invasive ultrasound technology in 2015 is Ultherapy. They developed the technique, tested the...
Ultherapy is a highly customizable treatment, and the experience of the treating physician plays a huge role in giving patients the optimal results. Without evaluating you in-person I cannot tell you what treatment is appropriate for you. I can tell you that in my opinion, I consider treatment...
There is more of a conflict between the Ultherapy and the facial fillers than between the IPL and the Ultherapy. The sequencing is really the trick with this one, most facial fillers are hylauranic acid based or calcium beads suspended in a glucose gel matrix both the glucose gel matrix and the...