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Thank you for your question! There should be no problem if you use cortisone cream on the area treated. However, I do think it is best to follow up with your clinician as they will be more aware of your needs. All the best!
Hi and thank you for your question! Generally speaking, inflammation is part of the body's normal reaction to Ultherapy and hence some recommend not icing the treated area to ensure body response is not attenuated. By the same token, use of a steroid can in theory undermine the body's response to the treatment. This being said, I doubt using some 1% hydrocortisone cream on the surface of skin is going to have a significant effect on the results of the treatment and you can try it if the redness and itch bother you a lot. Always do a follow up with your clinicians as they are the ones with most accurate info and advice. I hope it helps and good luck!
You would not have to hold off on facials and skin care after Ultherapy. You would want to avoid neurotoxins (botox or xeomin) and fillers for 2 weeks after Ultherapy. But facials are fine to do right away. The Ultherapy treatments lays tiny blasts of heat and energy deep...
Hello and thanks for posting. Sorry to hear about your poor results from the PDO threads. In the several years that PDO threads have been available in the United States the quality and lifting power of the threads continue to improve. Also, clinicians are getting better at avoiding complications...
I have had very good success with facial Ultherapy work for many years without my knowledge of any patients of mine developing fat loss. The monitor allows me to visualize the depth of treatment and I target the energy based on each patient's anatomy in the specific area that I am working.Energy...
