I'm getting full-face & neck ultherapy next month. I have 3 possible doctor's offices I am considering, all within $3500-4000 in price. All are VERY reputable surgeons, but in 2 offices, the nurse performs procedure and in one, the doctor does. I've read there's an "Art" to performing ultherapy, and it DOES MATTER who performs the treatment. If this is true, then why and how does the "Art" and Technique matter? And how does technique determine results? How do I pick the right one? Update: Photo removed
Answer: Expertise Is Essential to Ultherapy Results I would encourage you to go with your gut when choosing a board-certified dermatologist for your Ultherapy. However, a nurse who has been trained by a board-certified dermatologist and whose work is overseen by him or her, may be able to give you the desired results. There absolutely is an “art” to performing Ultherapy; years of experience, recognizing what tissue you are visualizing while treating, understanding the importance of each tissue plane and how they contribute to your aging concerns is required. I would look at the before and after photos posted on your candidates' websites, schedule another consult if necessary, and make the choice that makes you feel most comfortable. The provider that recognizes that ultherapy can only do so much as can look at you comprehensively to see the interplay between bone, fat and skin that is accounting for your aging changes is would be more inclined to see.
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Answer: Expertise Is Essential to Ultherapy Results I would encourage you to go with your gut when choosing a board-certified dermatologist for your Ultherapy. However, a nurse who has been trained by a board-certified dermatologist and whose work is overseen by him or her, may be able to give you the desired results. There absolutely is an “art” to performing Ultherapy; years of experience, recognizing what tissue you are visualizing while treating, understanding the importance of each tissue plane and how they contribute to your aging concerns is required. I would look at the before and after photos posted on your candidates' websites, schedule another consult if necessary, and make the choice that makes you feel most comfortable. The provider that recognizes that ultherapy can only do so much as can look at you comprehensively to see the interplay between bone, fat and skin that is accounting for your aging changes is would be more inclined to see.
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August 2, 2013
Answer: Many nurses, estheticians, and doctors are well trained enough to provide you with good results
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August 2, 2013
Answer: Many nurses, estheticians, and doctors are well trained enough to provide you with good results
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January 20, 2019
Answer: Who should perform Ultherapy
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January 20, 2019
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December 13, 2011
Answer: Ultherapy perfomred by a doctor
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December 13, 2011
Answer: Ultherapy perfomred by a doctor
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Answer: Ultherapy - A Client's Perspective A client of Dr. Shehla Ebrahim explains that Ultherapy feels like a deep pulse of heat. It subsides just as quickly as it began. There is residual heat remaining in the skin. Recovery – there can be tenderness, slight swelling and possibly bruising.
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Answer: Ultherapy - A Client's Perspective A client of Dr. Shehla Ebrahim explains that Ultherapy feels like a deep pulse of heat. It subsides just as quickly as it began. There is residual heat remaining in the skin. Recovery – there can be tenderness, slight swelling and possibly bruising.
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