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They won't greatly impact your results. A combination approach would give the most improvement with Ultherapy. I recommend Ultherapy with RF treatments, lasers, microneedling/PRP or sculptra to get increased collagen, tightening and improve skin tone. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
No, I do not believe chin or neck exercises will enhance the results of an Ultherapy treatment.I hope this helps.
Facial exercises won't make you Ultherapy results worse or better. consider that Botox reduces wrinkles by relaxing facial muscles, so I see no reason to believe that these exercises actually help.
Thank you for your question. No, chin and neck exerciseswill not benefit your results. For optimal results a combination of treatments issuggested, such as RF treatments, lasers, and microneedling/PRP. This is tohelp tighten and improve skin tone. I recommend having an evaluation with anexpert to determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!
Hello loriek,Thank you for your question. In short these exercises will likely have no benefit to your results from Ulterapy. For optimal results in many instances a combination of therapies will serve you better to improve the results that can include: lasers, RF, microneedling/PRP to increase collagen and improve skin tightening. Good medical grade skin products can also help maintain. An expert consultation can help guide you in this direction. Be well.
Thank you for your inquiry. It's a good question, but chin and neck exercises won't likely affect Ultherapy results.
Ulthera is a great treatment to help reduce the puffiness around the jawline. In order to get an effective lift I would treat the full cheek. This will give you the best results possible. Best of luck
Ultherapy uses precisely focused ultrasound to stimulate production of new collagen in the skin which makes it healthier. It works best on patients in their 40' - 50's who do not have enough skin laxity to justify a surgical facelift. From the photo you posted, I would not expect a home run ...
Energy based treatments like the ones you have in mind do not do anything for wrinkles in my experience, but they will lift and tighten the skin to a subtle degree, so they are great for maintenance. We use them in our practice, but not to replace surgery.