The bruising is under my chin neck and both sides of my jaw bone.
Answer: Bruising can occur after Ultherapy Bruising, usually along the jawline, while not common, is also NOT rare. It happens and is due to the ultrasound energy being applied over the large blood vessels that come close to the jawbone in this area. Like other bruises, it will go away. See your physician if any side effects occur that persist.
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Answer: Bruising can occur after Ultherapy Bruising, usually along the jawline, while not common, is also NOT rare. It happens and is due to the ultrasound energy being applied over the large blood vessels that come close to the jawbone in this area. Like other bruises, it will go away. See your physician if any side effects occur that persist.
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Answer: Bruising is rare with Ultherapy treatments. Although bruising is rare following an Ultherapy treatment, it can happen. I have had Ultherapy in my office for over 5 years and have rarely mention this as something that happened. I do recommend that you avoid non steroidals such as Advil, Motrin etc the week prior except for right prior to your treatment. You will be somewhat sore following your treatment but should be able to go about your business the following day.
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Answer: Bruising is rare with Ultherapy treatments. Although bruising is rare following an Ultherapy treatment, it can happen. I have had Ultherapy in my office for over 5 years and have rarely mention this as something that happened. I do recommend that you avoid non steroidals such as Advil, Motrin etc the week prior except for right prior to your treatment. You will be somewhat sore following your treatment but should be able to go about your business the following day.
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November 3, 2014
Answer: Bruising and discomfort after Ultherapy It is not uncommon to get both bruising and discomfort after Ultherapy. These are temporary changes which will improve quickly. Is helpful to avoid taking blood thinners prior to treatment if this is possible.
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November 3, 2014
Answer: Bruising and discomfort after Ultherapy It is not uncommon to get both bruising and discomfort after Ultherapy. These are temporary changes which will improve quickly. Is helpful to avoid taking blood thinners prior to treatment if this is possible.
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July 30, 2014
Answer: Bruising after Ulthera Bruising after an Ulthera treatment is a possibility for anyone who has the treatment. Although the instances of bruising among my patients is very low. In general, I have seen that people who regularly bruise easily are more likely to see some post-treatment bruising.
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July 30, 2014
Answer: Bruising after Ulthera Bruising after an Ulthera treatment is a possibility for anyone who has the treatment. Although the instances of bruising among my patients is very low. In general, I have seen that people who regularly bruise easily are more likely to see some post-treatment bruising.
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July 28, 2014
Answer: Is bruising common after Ultherapy? Thank you for your question moemoe1515. The amount of bruising and discomfort you experience from Ultherapy is not relative to the amount of fat you have in your face. Bruising is rare for patients to experience after an Ultherapy treatment. It is common for some patients to report mild to moderate discomfort during the treatment. The discomfort generally resolves after the treatment is complete. Although bruising is rare, patients who take blood-thinners on a daily basis have a higher risk of bruising than others. The bruising is not permanent and resolves on its own within 2 weeks.
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July 28, 2014
Answer: Is bruising common after Ultherapy? Thank you for your question moemoe1515. The amount of bruising and discomfort you experience from Ultherapy is not relative to the amount of fat you have in your face. Bruising is rare for patients to experience after an Ultherapy treatment. It is common for some patients to report mild to moderate discomfort during the treatment. The discomfort generally resolves after the treatment is complete. Although bruising is rare, patients who take blood-thinners on a daily basis have a higher risk of bruising than others. The bruising is not permanent and resolves on its own within 2 weeks.
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