i read online that ulthera might cause melting of fat. this is my biggest concern as im planning to get it done. your response will highly appreciated
Answer: Ulthera does not melt Fat Ultherapy does not melt fat. Ultherapy can target three different depths: the Dermis (deeper skin), Connective tissue (Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System-SMAS) and Muscle. The Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System (SMAS) is located below the fat and is a strong tissue that envelops the face. It is made up of collagen, elastic fibers and muscle fibers. The ultrasound energy produced during an Ulthera treatment, precisely and consistently heats the targeted tissue to 60-70 degrees centigrade, which is the optimal temperature for contraction and denaturation of collagen. The first stage is the contraction and denaturing of collagen, which causes an immediate tissue tightening, and resultant lift. The second stage occurs over time while the body’s healing response builds new collagen (neocollagenesis). New collagen production is generated over 2-3 months and often continues for 6 months after the treatment. Full results are visible after 3 to 6 months.If you have volume loss in addition to skin laxity, you will probably need fillers as well for facial volumization.In my practice we have had amazing results with Ultherapy. I recommend you receive your treatment from an Ultherapy expert. Good Luck!
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Ulthera does not melt Fat Ultherapy does not melt fat. Ultherapy can target three different depths: the Dermis (deeper skin), Connective tissue (Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System-SMAS) and Muscle. The Superficial Musculoaponeurotic System (SMAS) is located below the fat and is a strong tissue that envelops the face. It is made up of collagen, elastic fibers and muscle fibers. The ultrasound energy produced during an Ulthera treatment, precisely and consistently heats the targeted tissue to 60-70 degrees centigrade, which is the optimal temperature for contraction and denaturation of collagen. The first stage is the contraction and denaturing of collagen, which causes an immediate tissue tightening, and resultant lift. The second stage occurs over time while the body’s healing response builds new collagen (neocollagenesis). New collagen production is generated over 2-3 months and often continues for 6 months after the treatment. Full results are visible after 3 to 6 months.If you have volume loss in addition to skin laxity, you will probably need fillers as well for facial volumization.In my practice we have had amazing results with Ultherapy. I recommend you receive your treatment from an Ultherapy expert. Good Luck!
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Ultherapy and fat loss Our patients haven't reported fat loss from Ultherapy. The ultrasound technology used in Ultherapy is tailored to each patient's specific issues and needs. We have found that it is a very effective way of tightening and lifting the skin of the face and neck. Thanks for your question.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Ultherapy and fat loss Our patients haven't reported fat loss from Ultherapy. The ultrasound technology used in Ultherapy is tailored to each patient's specific issues and needs. We have found that it is a very effective way of tightening and lifting the skin of the face and neck. Thanks for your question.
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July 1, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy -- Safety and Side Effects; IT DOESN'T MELT FAT Ultherapy is focused ultrasound that is used at different depths to help wrinkles and skin tightening and does not "melt fat". I have never seen a bad outcome from ultherapy in my hands. I suggest consulting with an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.
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Answer: Ultherapy -- Safety and Side Effects; IT DOESN'T MELT FAT Ultherapy is focused ultrasound that is used at different depths to help wrinkles and skin tightening and does not "melt fat". I have never seen a bad outcome from ultherapy in my hands. I suggest consulting with an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.
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June 30, 2016
Answer: Does Ulthera melt fat? I have not seen any of my patients that I have treated with Ultherapy have any visible indication of fat loss.
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Answer: Does Ulthera melt fat? I have not seen any of my patients that I have treated with Ultherapy have any visible indication of fat loss.
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June 30, 2016
Answer: Ultherapy effect on fat Thanks for your question.The effect of Ultherapy on fat has been studied, and is at most a fraction of a teaspoon (less than 1/4 teaspoon- basically half the volume of a small marble- if a full face treatment is done) so not enough to be evident or cause sagging etc... We have had great results with it and I myself have had it done twice with no issues. Hundreds of thousands of Ultherapy procedures have been performed since 2007 and I know that the FDA has looked at the issue of effect on fat and have issued no warning or caution.Lisa Vuich, MD
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Answer: Ultherapy effect on fat Thanks for your question.The effect of Ultherapy on fat has been studied, and is at most a fraction of a teaspoon (less than 1/4 teaspoon- basically half the volume of a small marble- if a full face treatment is done) so not enough to be evident or cause sagging etc... We have had great results with it and I myself have had it done twice with no issues. Hundreds of thousands of Ultherapy procedures have been performed since 2007 and I know that the FDA has looked at the issue of effect on fat and have issued no warning or caution.Lisa Vuich, MD
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