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Your tooth implants should not affect your ability to have Ultherapy. I would make sure that your provider use more superficial depths when treating the area of your implants.
Ultherapy treatments should not have any affect on your dental implants. It can be said, however, that you may experience a temporary increase in sensitivity when receiving the ultrasound directly over the implants. Be sure to notify your Ultherapist for the best possible treatment.
Tooth implants are unaffected by Ultherapy. It would be nearly impossible for the ultrasound energy to go deep enough to affect them in any way.
Yes. Dental implants are not a contraindication for the use of Ultherapy. Ultrasound waves will not effect the integrity of the implant. You may experience some increased sensitivity when energy lines are delivered directly over the implant. Good luck. Dr. Burnett
Thank you for your question.When we first started doing Ultherapy in 2011, we recommended that they avoid areas over implants.Since that time, we have gained experience and have performed Ultherapy over those areas knowing full well that the energy source will not go that deep and that it is perfectly safe. Make sure you let the physician know that you have dental implants before the procedure. Best,Dr. Karamanoukian
Not sure why you would even want to do Ulthera if you plan to keep that much facial hair. You have a very thin face and would probably benefit more from filling than Ulthera.
Ulthera can cause some tightening of the tissues. So you may get a slight lift when done on the upper lift. It will be subtle! Better options are lip lift or fillers.
I would recommend that you consider Ultherapy when you start to notice the signs of aging return. Every year would be ideal to maintain a youthful appearance and even build on the previous treatments. Ulthera stimulates collagen formation, something we all lose with the aging process...
Ultherapy is an outstanding technology can noninvasively lift skin. It has been optimized for use in the upper and lower face, the area under the chin, and the skin of the chest. It has also been used in many other areas which are not yet FDA approved. There is not is much...
Hi Ethome. Dr. Burgess has given a good explanation below on the different depths of treatment for Ultherapy. The 1.5mm treatment level is used for individuals who have fine lines or crepy skin that needs superficial tightening. In our practice we rarely use this treatment level alone, unless it...
The 1.5mm transducer which Ultherapy released most recently is a wonderful addition to the Ultherapy line and can get great results with skin tone and texture at a more superficial level. The best results with this transducer are generally seen around the mouth, eyes, and decolletage.
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