I'm very nervous to do ultherapy bc of reading results of pts I have somewhat hollow under eyes and some wrinkles under eyes. I'm very thin . I'm 47 years old and fillers did not work well. Is there any downside to ultherapy in this area if done by a PS staff??? Will it help make the area less hollow or less wrinkled? Or can it make it look saggy or thinner skin. Please advise.
July 21, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy Eye Rejuvenation Thank you for your question. Ultherapy should not make the area look more hollow. It may tighten the area but will not volumize. If you primarily have wrinkles, a resurfacing laser may be a better option. You may also get some tightening with a resurfacing laser.
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July 21, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy Eye Rejuvenation Thank you for your question. Ultherapy should not make the area look more hollow. It may tighten the area but will not volumize. If you primarily have wrinkles, a resurfacing laser may be a better option. You may also get some tightening with a resurfacing laser.
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July 20, 2016
Answer: Treatment for Under Eye Skin Hi and thank you for your question! A picture is necessary to make a effective assessment. No, you do not need to worry about Ultherapy melting the fat or making you hollow. We have never seen this happen in our practice. However, for the thinning and crepey skin under the eyes, we often recommend resurfacing lasers. We have the Venus Viva and Halo which work great, and if you can have more downtime, the Sciton Contour has amazing results, especially in the periorbital area. Go for a consultation at a qualified practice that has multiple devices so they can advise you on what would work best for you. Best, Dr. Grant Stevens
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July 20, 2016
Answer: Treatment for Under Eye Skin Hi and thank you for your question! A picture is necessary to make a effective assessment. No, you do not need to worry about Ultherapy melting the fat or making you hollow. We have never seen this happen in our practice. However, for the thinning and crepey skin under the eyes, we often recommend resurfacing lasers. We have the Venus Viva and Halo which work great, and if you can have more downtime, the Sciton Contour has amazing results, especially in the periorbital area. Go for a consultation at a qualified practice that has multiple devices so they can advise you on what would work best for you. Best, Dr. Grant Stevens
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