Ultherapy vs Skintyte vs Threading for jowls/neck?

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I"m 45 and have some sagging of my jowls and already a shorter chin making my jawline less defined. Whats the difference in long-term results of these procedures? I know they won't produce the same results as surgery but which would be the best non-surgical alternative?

William Groff, DO · Answer

Ultherapy is an excellent treatment for this area, based on how much skin laxity you have. This device delivers ultrasound energy all the way to the connective tissue, heating the tissue for constriction and boosting collagen production in the dermal structure. As collagen levels rise, the skin becomes smoother and firmer from the inside out. I encourage you to schedule a consultation with an experienced, board-certified dermatologist who can create a customized treatment plan for you based on your specific needs and goals.

Kimberly Butterwick, MD · Answer

If skin laxity is your primary concern, I use both Ultherapy and thread lifts to tighten and lift the skin along the jawline. Ultherapy delivers ultrasound energy deep into the connective tissue, where it constricts the tissue and triggers the body to produce more collagen. As collagen levels increase, your skin becomes firmer from the inside out. The results take time to develop and can be quite long-lasting. The lower face would have more elasticity and strength.

The Silhouette thread lift places dissolvable sutures into the dermal tissue, where they lift the skin and tissue for a more youthful facial contour. The procedure does not require anesthesia and there is no downtime afterward. Results for either this or Ultherapy can last 1-2 years for most patients. I like this option when there is a definite jowl or definite direction (vector) I wish to lift the face. Thread lifts allow one to choose the direction of lift, while Ultherapy, a radiofrequency treatment, gives general tightening. Which is better for you can be determined by a physical examination.  Make sure it is administered by an experienced, board-certified dermatologist to ensure the best possible results.

Laurie A. Casas, MD, FACS · Answer

Thank you for your question.  The best treatment is combination therapy.  We recommend Filler for volume restoration and Ultherapy for skin tightening.  We also recommend medical grade skincare to maintain your skin texture and tone!

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