I've had med spa consults where all three were suggested however still not clear on these technologies. Do they target different layers of skin? Do they target different parts of the body and face? Do they address same or different concerns? Are they complimentary or best used in conjuction? Can someone please explain how they work and what they address? My concerns are skin tightening/laxity on both face and body, crepiness on eyelids, hands, and joint areas and cellulite on thighs, belly and butt.
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Hi and thank you for your question! We have performed hundreds of Ultherapy treatments in our practice and have not had one instance of fat or volume loss, depressions etc. If done by an experience professional with advanced training, I don't believe this to be possible. Feel free to come for a...
Thank you for your question mar20. Ultherapy and radiofrequency are both treatments that can be done for skin tightening. Radiofrequency heats up multiple layers of the skin, and usually these are the surface layers. Ultherapy, on the other hand, uses ultrasound to focus energy in the deeper...
You have irritation to your marginal mandibular nerve. This is not a common or typical side effect but can happen if your Ultherapy technician does not know anatomy. It is important to always go to a board certified physician whose practice specializes in Ultherapy. The irritation will res...