I am a 40 years old, smoker (10 per day) I have a good skin, however there is some sagging area around the mouth, shall I use PRP(vampire lift) or ultherapy?
Answer: VAMPIRE FACELIFT AND ULTHERA NJ Choosing between a vampire facial and Ulthera treatment should not be an "either/or" situation. At our facility, we have performed 1000s of these procedures, often in combination with a great deal of success! Vampire facials provide skin tightening and tone and textural improvement. Ulthera allows for deeper skin lifting and tissue tightening. The key is having a thoughtful consultation with a professional to assess which strategy best works for you and your aesthetic goals.Best of luck!
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Answer: VAMPIRE FACELIFT AND ULTHERA NJ Choosing between a vampire facial and Ulthera treatment should not be an "either/or" situation. At our facility, we have performed 1000s of these procedures, often in combination with a great deal of success! Vampire facials provide skin tightening and tone and textural improvement. Ulthera allows for deeper skin lifting and tissue tightening. The key is having a thoughtful consultation with a professional to assess which strategy best works for you and your aesthetic goals.Best of luck!
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Answer: PRP in combination with laser and or radiofrequency will be best You ask a very important question that many of our patients also wonder about!
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Answer: PRP in combination with laser and or radiofrequency will be best You ask a very important question that many of our patients also wonder about!
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August 16, 2017
Answer: Ultherapy or Vampire Facelift (PRP) for smoker Ultherapy and PRP address different concerns. In your case, the Ultherapy treatment will tighten lax skin around the mouth—and is a “no downtime” treatment that progressively firms the skin and promotes new collagen. PRP is a skin rejuvenation procedure that helps skin texture, fine lines, and acne scars—and requires a week of downtime as your skin heals. I would recommend Ultherapy to address your primary concern; and if in the future you find your skin devitalized (common in smokers), a PRP treatment to brighten your skin.
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August 16, 2017
Answer: Ultherapy or Vampire Facelift (PRP) for smoker Ultherapy and PRP address different concerns. In your case, the Ultherapy treatment will tighten lax skin around the mouth—and is a “no downtime” treatment that progressively firms the skin and promotes new collagen. PRP is a skin rejuvenation procedure that helps skin texture, fine lines, and acne scars—and requires a week of downtime as your skin heals. I would recommend Ultherapy to address your primary concern; and if in the future you find your skin devitalized (common in smokers), a PRP treatment to brighten your skin.
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January 13, 2017
Answer: PRP vs. Ultherapy Hello! Thanks for your question.
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January 13, 2017
Answer: PRP vs. Ultherapy Hello! Thanks for your question.
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January 13, 2017
Answer: Ultherapy works I find that the patients are quite satisfied with Ultherapy. It delivers what is says it will. However, it is not a facelift. Make sure you understand what each procedure can do and what it cannot do. These minimally invasive procedures are great for quick healing and minimal downtime. But, they are not a facelift.
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January 13, 2017
Answer: Ultherapy works I find that the patients are quite satisfied with Ultherapy. It delivers what is says it will. However, it is not a facelift. Make sure you understand what each procedure can do and what it cannot do. These minimally invasive procedures are great for quick healing and minimal downtime. But, they are not a facelift.
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