As soon as I heard about Ultherapy I was excited, but after having it done at a 'aesthetic spa' - heard bad stories and I also found out they did not know how to do it correctly [me=guinea pig] It seems that depending on the skills or training of the PA or DR. it will not reach the level needed for firming. Is this the case with Fractora and Forma? I would like to 'try' it, based on the reviews. No 'plastic surgery 'answers. I will not cut my face. Lasers or non-invasive answers only please.
December 28, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy Results Great question! I agree that it’s important to have an experienced practitioner performing your Ultherapy. We have our NP and PA’s perform it in my practice and each of them have > 10 yrs experience in aesthetics and energy devices. In addition, they are performing Ultherapy treatments daily. For the right candidate, Ultherapy can be the best and safest non-surgical option available for skin lifting and tightening. I recommend a consultation with an office that performs them daily and with a very experienced practitioner. Best, Dr. Grant Stevens
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December 28, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy Results Great question! I agree that it’s important to have an experienced practitioner performing your Ultherapy. We have our NP and PA’s perform it in my practice and each of them have > 10 yrs experience in aesthetics and energy devices. In addition, they are performing Ultherapy treatments daily. For the right candidate, Ultherapy can be the best and safest non-surgical option available for skin lifting and tightening. I recommend a consultation with an office that performs them daily and with a very experienced practitioner. Best, Dr. Grant Stevens
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January 10, 2017
Answer: Cosmetic procedures It appears that you've been on this site for a long time with 44 posts, so I believe you are well informed and know that we would recommend that you need to be seen in person by a qualified physician. Also, your premise regarding Ulthera is not correct and the final outcome of the treatment is more dependent on proper patient selection than the "skill" of the provider.
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January 10, 2017
Answer: Cosmetic procedures It appears that you've been on this site for a long time with 44 posts, so I believe you are well informed and know that we would recommend that you need to be seen in person by a qualified physician. Also, your premise regarding Ulthera is not correct and the final outcome of the treatment is more dependent on proper patient selection than the "skill" of the provider.
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