Did my doctor do too much Ultherapy treatment? used 4.0mm, 3.0mm and 1.5mm all over my face and neck.

This is an excellent question. It also sounds like you are very educated in the procedure as well which is great! In our practice, for best results, three transducer depths are typically used unless the deepest level cannot be achieved after looking on Ultrasound. Using all three transducers mentioned in your question above will help achieve a great result 3-6 months after your procedure. We often see minimal welts and redness after the 1.5mm transducer is used. The "injury" the transducer makes is more noticeable due to the fact that this transducer depth lies closest to the epidermis; therefore, you may see more patterning due to this treatment. I hope this information helps you and you have a fabulous result! 

Great question! This is a totally normal line count and depth. We usually treat each area with 2 depths. The 1.5mm can cause welts that will typically go away in a few days.  Best of luck! 

It sounds like you received an appropriate type of treatment and number of pulses. We also recommend a 3 layer treatment as optimal and use the 1.5mm transducer on the full face all the time. However, the 1.5mm layer can cause some welts which completely resolve with time. As for the quality and efficacy of your treatment, that can only be determine via close follow up with your treating physician and comparison of your before and after photos. Hope this helps!

You are quite informed as most clients don't understand nor know their line counts or mm depths. Rest assured that total line count is completely normal and actually quite on point for a total face and neck treatment. You can use 3 depths depending on the areas and as you're laying there trust that your provider most likely knows and does the depths based on the zones but from what you're describing below I feel like it's fine. I hope that helps!

If you're concerned about your treatment, I recommend following up with your Doctor. Ultherapy is a great device for skin tightening, but keep in mind, a combination approach would give the most improvement with Ultherapy. I recommend Ultherapy with RF treatments, lasers, microneedling/PRP, J Plasma, nova threads or sculptra to get increased collagen, tightening and improve skin tone. Cost will vary. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

Thanks for your question.  Multiple levels are used depending on the thickness of your skin and the excactly what you are trying to treat.  Skin rejuvenation is enhanced at the more superficial levels.  Without seeing your skin and skin type and the degree of laxity, it is truly impossible to give an authoratative answer.  You really need to discuss this with the person or physician who treated you for the best possible explanation.  Other modalities in combination with this are often helpful too.
Thank you.