I am researching non-surgical "lift" procedures as I'm not a good candidate for surgery (I cannot have epinephrine). I too old for Ultherapy? The best reviews are mostly from women in their 30s and 40s. I'm 57 and untanned, but am mostly Celtic/Scandinavian and have thin skin. Second, how can I find a doctor who specializes in this procedure, and has more experience? I've been told to look for doctors who attend Ultherapy Advanced Users meetings.
July 29, 2018
Answer: Ultherapy candidate The best candidates are those with mild to moderate aging. You are in the moderate category so I would defiantly consider ultherapy. As for finding doctors with advanced training, I would ask any providers you find if they regularly under training- this is something we do regularly in our office. Also review your providers before and after pictures of patients in the same age group and skin type to see what expected results can be
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July 29, 2018
Answer: Ultherapy candidate The best candidates are those with mild to moderate aging. You are in the moderate category so I would defiantly consider ultherapy. As for finding doctors with advanced training, I would ask any providers you find if they regularly under training- this is something we do regularly in our office. Also review your providers before and after pictures of patients in the same age group and skin type to see what expected results can be
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April 6, 2017
Answer: Ultherapy? Ultherapy is an FDA approved, effective soft tissue tightener that works best in patients in their 40's and 50's. It is not a facelift, is not a replacement for a facelift, and will not give results which approximate a facelift. For patients like you, the main discussion I have about Ultherapy relates to expectations. I have had patients in your age group have great satisfaction, and others disappointed primarily related what they believed Ultherapy could do.
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April 6, 2017
Answer: Ultherapy? Ultherapy is an FDA approved, effective soft tissue tightener that works best in patients in their 40's and 50's. It is not a facelift, is not a replacement for a facelift, and will not give results which approximate a facelift. For patients like you, the main discussion I have about Ultherapy relates to expectations. I have had patients in your age group have great satisfaction, and others disappointed primarily related what they believed Ultherapy could do.
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