I am experiencing hypopigmentation after receiving Ultherapy with lidocaine injections. Any suggestions? (photo)

Yes, in some superficial areas, nerve damage can occur IF the transducer was placed in the wrong area. Hence why we 'map' out areas not to treat. I can not comment on your treatment nor location. If you have nerve pain, see your Specialist who performed Ultherapy, and they will have a solution -...

It sounds like you could've had a reaction to something put on your skin prior to the treatment, during the treatment or afterwards.  Some clinic's use a topical numbing cream before the treatment, even though it hasn't been shown to help.  The ultrasound gel used during treatment shouldn't c...

Yes, both refer to the same machine that is used to deliver ultrasound energy to tighten skin and the technology is well established.

These will go with time. Ultherapy deliver the energy deep in the skin, the track marks will fade over the next few weeks. If they are still persistent your Ultherapy specialist can easily find a method like low density, low level lasers to help with the scars. All the bestDr Davin LimLaser a...

Thank you for your question. Ultherapy shouldn’t affect your lymph nodes. Ultherapy is a FDA approved, non-invasive procedure that uses ultra sound energy to lift & tighten the skin. It also improves the appearance of lines and wrinkles on the décolletage. Always make sure you seek treatment fr...

Please post photos for further evaluation. Ultherapy is focused ultrasound that is used at different depths to help wrinkles and skin tightening.  It is typically combined with skin care, lasers, microneedling and fillers.    I suggest a formal consultaiton with an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.