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I would ask your doctor. I would not recommend ultherapy if the treads were just put in. Make sure you ask your doctor where he put the threads and what he recommends.
I agree that the thread lifts are not a contraindication to having Ultherapy.Inform the physician doing the Ultherapy that you had thread lifts and he/she should be able to visualize it on Deep See technology.See the link below for the Ultherapy ebook.
Hi Novanovina,Although I do not perform either of these procedures, the threads left in your skin are not a clear contraindication to Ultherapy. Although this may make your results less predictable, I'd imagine you would still see improvement in your overall skin quality and tightness. I'm sure after 10 years, the threads and your lift results have largely disappeared.One interesting thing about Ultherapy, is your provider may be able to see the threads on the ultrasound used for treatment.Hope that helps.Best,Dr. B
Ulthera uses ultrasound energy and is safe with a pacemaker. Radiofrequency procedures can interfere with a pacemaker, so pacemakers are typically a contraindication to treatment. Make sure your provider discusses your medical history in detail before performing any procedure (whether s...
Hi Watkins,You are saying that your treatment has led to loss of facial fat, which is also not scientifically possible and never seen in my practice. In fact, Ultherapy is the only technology on the market with an FDA indication for lifting and tightening the skin in the face, neck and chest. ...
Yes- Ultherapy causes inflammation below the skin's surface and the clean up mechanism involves the lymph nodes. Generally, this condition should resolve within a few months... but don't ignore it. Since other conditions- like cancer- can cause swollen nodes as well. be sure to have your do...
