I Just Had Botox and I Want to Do Ulthera in Two Weeks, is This Ok.

Ulthera has not been proven to negatively affect the Botox, but it is wise to await two weeks, for the botox to have full effect before having the Ulthera so that if there is a question about the aesthetic outcome of the Botox, you won't think it's the Ultherapy.  Botox is also very safe to be administered right after the Ultherapy.

It is ok to have an Ultherapy treatment two weeks after having Botox injections. In fact, you can actually get both Botox and Ultherapy treatments on the same day. Botox settles in very quickly, so waiting the two weeks is perfectly safe.

Two weeks after BOTOX treatment should be a safe time frame for an Ultherapy treatment.  I too typically tell patients to wait approximately two week after any filler or BOTOX treatment for an Ultherapy treatment.

Ultherapy can be performed 2 weeks after Botox. I don't see a contraindication there. Some argue that within a week, the Botox may 'spread' more given the inflammatory state, prompting them to recommend this strategy of waiting 2 weeks. Read the Ultherapy book provided on the link below under 'ebooks'. 

I agree with the other physicians that 2 weeks is an ideal amount of time to wait until Ulthera is performed after Botox injections.  There should not be any adverse effects with that wait time and the full effect of the Botox should have occurred by then.  These procedures are very compatible (as are filler injections) with Ulthera and will give an overall better result.