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Ultherapy uses a focused ultra sound to penetrate the deeper layers of skin. The treatment can feel like little shocks deep in the skin. This is the energy being delivered. These mild heat injuries stimulate the body's response to make collagen that create a tightening effect.Best of luck!
The 'shocks' are part of the treatment, its the high intensity focused ultrasound heating the tissues at the level determined by the transducers. The heat is caused a thermal injury, which creates a sensation of stinging.
Thank you for your question! Ultherapy will give you a rejuvenating, fresh look but you also have to keep in mind that every day, you are still aging. Using medical grade skin products, staying out of the sun or always wearing SPF, and keeping hydrated will slow down the aging process.
Ultherapy works better when combined with other treatments to further optimize results. We use Lasers, Chemical Peels, Microneedling, RF treatments, and Fillers along with Ultherapy to further improve and maintain results. Make sure you are under the care of an experienced provider. Best wishes.
I have been using Ultherapy for over 5 years now, and it can be a great non-surgical skin tightening option when used appropriately. The problem is that many physicians oversell the treatment and what it can do, leaving patient's with unrealistic expectations of the results. Too many people are ...
Hi G,The average number of Ultherapy lines for the cheeks is 240 lines deep, 190 lines superficial; for the eye and forehead area, usually about 70 deep, 100 superficial; for the neck 110 deep and 120 superficial. If an extended neck is included (down to the clavicles) then an additional 15...
The technique and expertise of the practitioner has a lot to do with getting the best results. I always recommend seeing an expert in these types of treatments. Ultherapy is a great device, but works best in combination with other treatments like lasers, RF treatments, microneedling/PRP or scu...
As long as you are not too swollen, then it should be fine to get the ultherapy done as the ultherapy works on a different level than where the buccal fat is.
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