Is there any reason to believe bromelain and arnica would interfere with the effectiveness of ultherapy I will be asking my own doctor but wanted to get thoughts here too. Although ulthera causes minor swelling, it's my understanding that this is not what's responsible for collagen tightening, so it doesn't seem there should be a negative impact. I ask because I'll be getting some filler the same day after ulthera (to avoid melting the filler) and want to avoid bruising. Thanks.
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Answer: Supplements, medicines, and Ulthera in Los Angeles
As Ultherapy, Pelleve, Thermage and Fraxel all help produce dermal collagen underneath the epidermis of the skin, and vitamin C is a necessary ingredient in the recipe to make new collagen in the body, it is not a bad idea to ensure that your vitamin C levels are normal by taking a supplement,...
Ultherapy tightens deeper facial tissues such as the connective tissue, SMAS, and the dermis by making the connective tissue contract and producing more collagen in the derms. Retinoids, although affecting the dermis, by stimulating more collagen production, does not interfere with the use...
I have only had one patient since 2011 in whom I stopped after 10 lines of treatment and interesting, she was a physician. However, everyone else has had minimal discomfort with Ultherapy. I recommend conscious sedation if you are that sensitive and if you are that sensitive to pain and have...