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In theory your skin will go back to its original state at some point, but always be in a more youthful state than if you hadn't done it. You set back the clock on aging, but the clock keeps running.
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.
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, the aging process always continues, so in theory, yes your skin will go back to its original state eventually. However, your skin will be more youthful, and you will have produced more collagen if you do Ultherapy. I recommend supplementing the Ulthera with anti-aging procedures that will keep your skin’s youth maintained, such as Microneedling with PRP and laser treatments. Also, patients typically repeat Ultherapy every 2-4 years.
I tell my patients that Ultherapy puts collagen in their bank. If you do the Ultherapy procedure, you will always have more collagen than if you hadn't. Unfortunately, though, the aging process continues, resulting in continual loss of our existing collagen. Most people choose to redo the Ultherapy every 3-5 years.
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've been doing Skin tightening for over 12 years using different treatments (Thermage, ablative resurfacing, SkinTyte) but for the last for years and have had great results. The initial patient assessment is the most important factor in determining if you are a good candidate for...
We customize the treatment plan for the client depending on the areas of greatest need using all three levels of transducers. Full face and full neck including brows, crow's feet, under the eyes, lower face, jawline, under the chin, and full neck to the clavicle typically runs 1000-1250 lines ...