I'm looking into getting Ultherapy treatment. I'm wondering if there are different ultherapy machine companies besides Ulthera (thats the one the Dr uses that I'm seeing) and if there is a difference in their results. A couple friends of mine have had it done with an Ulthera machine and have had mixed results. Thanks
February 18, 2013
Answer: Are there other Ultherapy machines?
Hi,
Since Ultherapy has been such a great success in the aesthetic world to nonsurgically lift the face and neck, there have been a lot of companies that are trying to claim the same result. Ulthera, the manufacturers of Ultherapy is the only FDA approved company to nonsurgically lift the face and neck. They utilize a revolutionary focused ultrasound technology that you can actually see on the monitor to target the deeper collagen. Other competing companies use nonfocused ultrasound, radiofrequency, low level lasers to try to accomplish the same thing. If you are considering Ultherapy, make sure you get your consult from an experienced provider from the Ulthera company website.
Warmly,
Dr. Liu
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February 18, 2013
Answer: Are there other Ultherapy machines?
Hi,
Since Ultherapy has been such a great success in the aesthetic world to nonsurgically lift the face and neck, there have been a lot of companies that are trying to claim the same result. Ulthera, the manufacturers of Ultherapy is the only FDA approved company to nonsurgically lift the face and neck. They utilize a revolutionary focused ultrasound technology that you can actually see on the monitor to target the deeper collagen. Other competing companies use nonfocused ultrasound, radiofrequency, low level lasers to try to accomplish the same thing. If you are considering Ultherapy, make sure you get your consult from an experienced provider from the Ulthera company website.
Warmly,
Dr. Liu
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January 23, 2013
Answer: There is only one Ulthera machine
Ulthera is an FDA-approved device using precise ultrasound to tighten the skin. This is achieved by creating tiny wounds in the deeper layers below the skin's surface that lead to collagen stimulation while bypassing the surface of the skin. There are no other devices currently that use ultrasound for this purpose on the face. There are other skin tighteners available but they use radiofreqency technology, not ultrasound. Results can vary from person to person and can be dependent on a person's age, smoking and environmental exposure history, sun damage, genetic makeup, etc. This could account for the differences noted amongst your friends' treatments.
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January 23, 2013
Answer: There is only one Ulthera machine
Ulthera is an FDA-approved device using precise ultrasound to tighten the skin. This is achieved by creating tiny wounds in the deeper layers below the skin's surface that lead to collagen stimulation while bypassing the surface of the skin. There are no other devices currently that use ultrasound for this purpose on the face. There are other skin tighteners available but they use radiofreqency technology, not ultrasound. Results can vary from person to person and can be dependent on a person's age, smoking and environmental exposure history, sun damage, genetic makeup, etc. This could account for the differences noted amongst your friends' treatments.
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