Have any of you doctors had success treating malar bags or festoons using Ultherapy? (Photo)

I have found that lasers do best here especially resurfacing.  I would avoid surgery. Best, dr. Emer.

Thank you for your question.Ultherapy does not treat malar bags or festoons.Dr Karamanoukian

Hello. Ultherapy is a wonderful device that will help maintain your youthfulness.You are fortunate that you have looked after your skin for decades and now Ultherapy will continue to help you look as young as you feel. 

Hi and thank you for your question! Overall, we have seen amazing results with Ultherapy for full face, full neck and décolletage sagging skin, tightening/lifting, contouring, skin texture, lines/wrinkles etc. We use an unique approach in our office, targeting all three layers of the skin and truly customizing the treatment for each patient dependent on their skin, goals etc. I wouldn't suggest it as a treatment for "malar bags" and without seeing pics, its hard to say which treatment I would suggest. I have used filler in this general area and improved the appearance of these.For maintenance and prevention of the overall skin health, tightening and lifting, Ultherapy is a GREAT choice! Feel free to see us for a complementary consultation with our Nurse Practitioner who has specialized in the procedure for over 4 years. Best, Dr. Grant Stevens

Im not sure if you are asking this question for yourself, but if you are, then based on the pictures you've posted you do not have malar bags and you certainly don't have festoons. Also, true malar bags and festoons are not noticeably improved with ultherapy treatment and will require surgery.

The images that you have posted do not show either malaria bags or festoons. These two problems are more surgical than not, however, when one does have them. Radio frequency based treatments are mostly a complete waste of time in hat the heat that they generate is decremental from the surface down as the energy is absorbed and it is non-specific. Lastly, RF does not heat tissues sufficiently to promote neocollagenesis (60 degrees celsius is required while RF only achieves 45-50 C). Congrats on your very effective long-term skin care and good luck on your Ulthera treatment.