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Since the Ultherapy treatment is non-invasive, you will likely be fine to have your treatment one week after your microblading procedure. However, I would talk to your provider who is performing the treatments to ensure there is no additional factor that would require a longer wait time between the two. Always work with a board-certified dermatologist for treatments like these to ensure they are both safe and effective.
Hello and thanks for your question. In my opinion, you should be fine since Ultherapy is not light based. It bypasses the skin to target collagen. Typically an Ultherapy treatment of the brow, the hand piece is placed above the brow to lift.
Ulthera is not a problem after microblading. It is unlikely your Ulthera will be performed directly over the eyebrows. Since Ulthera uses ultrasound energy and does not harm the surface of the skin, it will not interfere with your healing.
You do not appear to have loose sagging skin. It appears you may have a tight platysma band which can be ascertained on physical examination. Botox or surgical release of the bands may be appropriate. Thermage or Ultherapy will likely be disappointing.
I am sorry you did not receive the results you hoped for from your Ultherapy treatment. I can’t tell exactly what happened without seeing your pre-Ulthera photo, but I’m guessing you are noting the loose skin near your jowls. Skin rejuvenation needs a customized combination approach. The loo...
Thank you for your question. Ultherapy is likely to put a nice finishing touch on your Laser Genesis treatments and these procedures are very safe to use together. That said, I would give the treatment area time to heal fully before introducing another technology to the area. Within four to six...
