Within 1 week, I experienced severe dry eye, burning, swollen lids and a feeling of my eyeballs being tugged on from behind. I returned to the doctors office, she claimed Ultherapy "could not do that", she was dismissive and sent me off saying I was experiencing allergies. An eye doctor diagnosed severe dry eye syndrome but said he did not know enough about ultherapy to say whether that was the cause. I am convinced my tear glands got burned and the heat damaged my eye tissues and muscles. Help.
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Answer: Ultherapy and Fat Loss -- there IS NO EVIDENCE of fat loss or skin thinning
Ultherapy is ultrasound and would have no way to hurt an unborn child. However,if you are pregnant there is no reason to have cosmetic procedures. I'd wait till after you deliver. Best, Dr. Emer.
The idea in concept is a good one, however, most Board Certified specialist would use Ultherapy as part of their treatment and maintenance tools, rather than a prevention. Ageing is inevitable, as your grow older, you will have poorer skin texture, loose skin tone and also volume. Ultherapy ...
If you have darker skin type, lasers such as co2 or preferably erbium can be conducted with caution. This is because skin darkening can occur. With low density passes, this is safe, however you will need multiple treatments. I do not like Fraxel for darker skin types (especially the Re:Pair) as...