I would like to have Ultherapy done on my face and neck. I am on Coumadin and my INR is between 2.0 and 2.5. I have had botox, juverderm and skintight with no problem. I was told that I could have deep bruising and/or bleeding under the skin. I'm ok with some bruising. Just wondering if this a big risk to take. Apparently there has been no studies done with patients on Coumadin.
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In the hands of an experienced technician who has learned the most resent new modifications of the technique, you can expect good results. While Ultherapy does give 30-50 % improvement it can not give the spectacular results that a brow lift and a face lift with fat grafting can give. Then again...
If the swelling is new and was not there before the procedure, then it indicates that it is swelling related to inflammation and localized lymphedema. It will go away. Bioflavonods like Swell-X will reduce the swelling as well as sleeping with 2 pillows for a week or two. Read the Ultherapy...
We use a regimen of 2 products called BruiseFighter which is bromeliad based and another called Swell-X which are bioflavonoids and are anti-inflammatory and reduce tissue swelling.