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Is There a Relationship Between the Amount of Energy Used or the Length of the Ultherapy Procedure and the Results Seen?

If more energy is used during a treatment is that patient more likely to see positive changes after the procedure? If so, is there a limit where the maximum amount of change is reached and the rest is just excess energy used and time spent on the treatment? Would there be any benefit to using a lesser dose of energy than that amount?

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