Is this a fake Ultherapy machine? (Photo)

That's definitely not an Ultherapy machine. Unfortunately, this type of false advertising is way more common than we think. Make sure you do your research before committing to a treatment. Best wishes.

This is not an Ultherapy device. Ulthera uses a monitor so you can see the actual tissue on each patient. The focused ultra sound can target deep tissue to help tighten and lift muscles. In order to see which depth you need the monitor is necessary. Sorry you had a bad experience.  Next time check with the company and they can recommend an experienced provider.Best of luck!

I'm not sure what this machine is. I recommend following up with your practitioner. I recommend seeing a board-certified doctor for ultherapy. Keep in mind, a combination approach would give the most improvement with Ultherapy. I recommend Ultherapy with RF treatments, lasers, microneedling/PRP, J Plasma, nova threads or sculptra to get increased collagen, tightening and improve skin tone.  I recommend getting a formal evaluation with an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

Thank you for your question and photograph.  This is definitely not the platform used to deliver Ultherapy treatments.  Your experience demonstrates the importance of ensuring that what you as a patient is promised, will be the treatment you actually receive.  If visiting a new clinic or trying a new treatment, try to do as much research beforehand as you can.  I am sorry to hear that you were told you were being treated with Ultherapy, because clearly that was not the case.  

The machine in your photo is definitely not an ultherapy machine.  If you ever have any questions about authenticity of what a practitioner is offering, most companies have listings on their site of practitioners that offer the service with their technology.  It is important to get your treatments at a recommended reputable provider.

This is definitely NOT an Ultherapy machine. RUN! :) I am sorry that you have been duped. Be careful.

Although the picture is somewhat small, that does not look like an Ulthera machine.  In addition, Ulthera does not use "heat wands" and should not involve facial massaging.  Ulthera also does not need a vacuum.  Lastly, Ulthera can only be performed under a physician's supervision.I don't know what that machine is, but I do not believe you received an Ulthera treatment.