I got ultherapy on my lower face and jaw on approx October 4th and I'm not happy with what is happening to my face. I think it's made me look more hollow and saggy. Im considering juvaderm and Botox now but also maybe PRP shots and vitamin d. the surgical option downtime and the recovery are frightening to me. I would love to hear from a doctors perspective - do you see negative changes based on my pictures? Should I do anything now or wait until it's been 6 months and then decide?
April 29, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy results Based on the pictures you've posted, you have had a good result from your treatment as there is visible improvement in lower face skin sagging and wrinkling. This is exactly what we hope to achieve with Ultherapy. There is no evidence of fat loss.
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April 29, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy results Based on the pictures you've posted, you have had a good result from your treatment as there is visible improvement in lower face skin sagging and wrinkling. This is exactly what we hope to achieve with Ultherapy. There is no evidence of fat loss.
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April 29, 2016
Answer: Repair fat loss in face after Ultherapy? It is extremely unlikely that Ultherapy caused fat loss in your face. The HIFU is not targeted at the fatty layer and has never been shown to cause fat atrophy. These alleged side effects have never been proven or truly verified and, in my opinion, are just another urban myth in Plastic Surgery. Having said that, you likely had photos taken before the Ulherapy treatment. Look those over and try to honestly compare where you were then to where you are now. If the photos confirm your suspicion, they are worth posting! Good luck.
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April 29, 2016
Answer: Repair fat loss in face after Ultherapy? It is extremely unlikely that Ultherapy caused fat loss in your face. The HIFU is not targeted at the fatty layer and has never been shown to cause fat atrophy. These alleged side effects have never been proven or truly verified and, in my opinion, are just another urban myth in Plastic Surgery. Having said that, you likely had photos taken before the Ulherapy treatment. Look those over and try to honestly compare where you were then to where you are now. If the photos confirm your suspicion, they are worth posting! Good luck.
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