If Ultherapy is done correctly, there should not be any damage to the eyes. Therefore, it is very important to have your treatments done at a facility where a physician who specializes in aesthetic medicine is present and to be sure that the treatment providers have advanced training in Ulthera.
Hello,I have never heard of eye sight being tampered with as a result from Ultherapy. The protocol says to put the under eye down outside of the orbital bone and then treat the tissue, and for above the eye it should be used above the brow and if used under the eye brow, the technician is to raise the tissue up to ensure the eye is not touched. I haven't heard of this, however that's not to say it hasn't happened. I think it may be technician dependent and they may have treated too close to the eye.I hope that helps.