I had a full face Ultherapy treatment about three weeks ago. I did have a couple of nodules near my mouth and temple that with massage have since resolved. My concern is that I have a dent in my chin that looks almost like a dimple or cleft when I move my face to speak. It is just to the left of where a normal cleft would be, so it looks very odd. I still have slight tenderness along the jawline, but this dent doesn't seem to be connected to any inflammation. Could this be permanent damage?
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Thank you for your question. The wonder thing about Ultherapy is that there is minimal post op care. You can wash with anything, exercise, drive , go to work, and resume all social activities. You may experience some tenderness and swelling for a few days but this will not prevent from do...
Festoons are over the malar area below the 'eyelid bags' Ultherapy generally tightens the skin wherever it is applied and may help with these, although an oculoplastic surgeon can best deal with festoons while correcting the lower eyelids with lower lid blepharoplasty (combined procedure).
Even with the most superficial, 1.5mm deep transducer, the ultherapy's energy may be delivered too deeply for the hand. If you are trying to build up collagen, then Fraxel Restore is an excellent therapy for the tops of the hands. Several treatments would have to be done. Fillers such as...
