Will stress and anxiety affect healing after Ultherapy?

Thank you for your question.  I would suggest relaxing and giving your body time to heal.  Being anxious will not help the situation.  If you are still concerned, I suggest scheduling an appointment with your doctor to express your concerns.  Best regards

First, take a deep breath and relax.  It is normal to have some swelling and to feel tightness and tingling following an Ultherapy treatment.  The actual results of the treatment take months, however, to become manifest.  Your stress should not effect your results in any way but it can affect your health!  If you still have concerns and questions you should make an appointment with your doctor to discuss these issues.

Swelling can last a few weeks after Ultherapy.  Ice packs, Arnika Forte, diuretics, and time are the best options.If any swelling persists or you remain concerned, I recommend contacting your Physician. Best, Dr. Emer.

The improvement  and tightening seen with ulthera is gradual and takes many months - (similar to most laser treatments).  The deep heat stimulates the growth of new collagen, but this does not happen immediately.  We usually tell patients that they will get tightening  over about 6 months.  You may still have some tingling and tightness from the treatment which will go away.  

Sunshine,Relax! You aren't doing yourself any favors with the stress. Firstly, it sounds like you are having a normal recovery from the Ultherapy procedure. Irritation should continue to subside in the coming days. If you want to expedite this process, applying a topical arnica montana cream to the site, ingesting arnica montana supplements, and eating fresh pineapple are all natural ways to ease your irritation. Secondly, it is totally normal for Ultherapy to take time to develop. In fact, many of the negative reviews you may read online about the procedure are negative for this reason. People often expect an 'overnight solution,' whereas this procedure works longer-term. Your stress level should have no impact on your Ultherapy results. However, not sleeping will certainly impact your mental health and well-being. My advice to you is to relax, and enjoy your results when they develop, which they surely will. Dr. Wooten