What is the Difference Between Ultherapy and Thermage?

Thermage and Ultherapy both use energy to restore collagen production in the dermal layer of the skin. But the type of energy each treatment uses is different. Ultherapy uses ultrasound energy while Thermage uses radiofrequency energy.Ultrasound energy usually reach deeper into the dermal layer, even down to the fat and SMAS layer, to provide more dramatic and noticeable skin tightening and lifting.

Thank you for your question, the answer to your question is Ultherapy uses pulses of ultrasound  under direct visualisation to create a thermal effect that encourages the production of collagen to generate lift of the skin and muscle. It is very effective to reduce jowls, improve the jawline and lift eyelids and give a brow lift. We are also able to treat a lined crepey décolletage. Thermage targets collagen in a similar fashion but employs radio frequency waves to stimulate collagen tightening in the skin. The Thermage procedure tightens existing collagen and prompts the production of new collagen. We especially like the results of Thermage for the eyes (for crepey and hooded lids) and for skin tightening on the abdomen arms and thighs.  I hope this has helped.