Ultherapy to tighten loose hand and arm skin?

we haven't had great results going off label with ultherapy (it's approved for face, neck and chest)  but if you find a great provider and practice it might be worth a try. Remember there are fillers we can use for the hands as well to give them volume and that's highly successful- just another option to think about.

Although ultherapy is FDA approved for Face and neck originally, we've used it elsewhere with some success.  The results are moderate, but since the treatment in the right hands is very safe, it's reasonable to consider it for off face treatments.

Thank you for your question. Seems that you had Radiesse injections in your hands. Ultherapy is a good option for hands and elbows, however best results are typically combinations with fillers. You may benefit from a bioactive fillet like Sculptra which I like for hands better than Radiesse. Of course need to be seen in person for evaluation and precise recommendations.