Do you agree warm compresses are more effective than cold after Ultherapy? That's what I was advised, and I have a few ripples, bumps- but not bad, they are improving each day.
Answer: Ultherapy Aftercare Bruising, swelling and tenderness can occur in the treated area. Bruising may not be evident for several days following the treatment and often is greenish in color by the time it becomes visible. Most common areas for bruising are along the jawline and cheekbone. Even without bruising, tenderness to the touch is expected. The ripples or bumps are caused by the 1.5 mm transducer and typically go away in a few days but can last up to a week. Warm or cold compresses are not necessary but will not hurt the treatment. In order to maximize the positive inflammatory response created by Ultherapy avoid the use of anti-inflammatory medications such as ibuprofen, naproxen and Celebrex for 1 month following the procedure. This inflammatory response is necessary to allow your body to stimulate collagen fiber formation and modeling.Good Luck!
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Answer: Ultherapy Aftercare Bruising, swelling and tenderness can occur in the treated area. Bruising may not be evident for several days following the treatment and often is greenish in color by the time it becomes visible. Most common areas for bruising are along the jawline and cheekbone. Even without bruising, tenderness to the touch is expected. The ripples or bumps are caused by the 1.5 mm transducer and typically go away in a few days but can last up to a week. Warm or cold compresses are not necessary but will not hurt the treatment. In order to maximize the positive inflammatory response created by Ultherapy avoid the use of anti-inflammatory medications such as ibuprofen, naproxen and Celebrex for 1 month following the procedure. This inflammatory response is necessary to allow your body to stimulate collagen fiber formation and modeling.Good Luck!
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November 14, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy Aftercare Some people prefer warm compresses, others prefer cold compresses. We give our clients specific aftercare instructions on how to best take care of their skin after an Ultherapy treatment. Our clients usually do not require either cold or warm compresses. Follow up with your physician if you have any specific concerns. Best wishes.
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November 14, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy Aftercare Some people prefer warm compresses, others prefer cold compresses. We give our clients specific aftercare instructions on how to best take care of their skin after an Ultherapy treatment. Our clients usually do not require either cold or warm compresses. Follow up with your physician if you have any specific concerns. Best wishes.
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November 14, 2016
Answer: Getting the right combination with ultherapy, RF, Sculptra, microneedling/prp I recommend following the after care protocol provided by your Dr. If you're concerned I recommend following up for an evaluation. I usually recommend Ultherapy in combination with lasers or RF, Sculptra for collagen building, microneedling/prp for a smooth result. VASER withThermiRF treatments (Venus Legacy) and Kybella would be other alternatives, if you're a candidate. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
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November 14, 2016
Answer: Getting the right combination with ultherapy, RF, Sculptra, microneedling/prp I recommend following the after care protocol provided by your Dr. If you're concerned I recommend following up for an evaluation. I usually recommend Ultherapy in combination with lasers or RF, Sculptra for collagen building, microneedling/prp for a smooth result. VASER withThermiRF treatments (Venus Legacy) and Kybella would be other alternatives, if you're a candidate. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
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