Hi everyone, I'm very young but think my brows are a bit low(not extremely, but if I elevate them about 2mm it looks better).I don't want invasive surgery (I'm in my 20s) and wouldn't want botox either, so I read about Ulthera.Does it only work as a slight brow lift on old people whose brows have fallen or on young people who've always had low brows as well?Is it a good substitution for a botox brow lift?And is there risk of fat loss if only the brow area is treated.How much would this be?Thanks
January 16, 2021
Answer: May be beneficial
Goal for younger patients undergoing Ultherapy, in my experience, may be slightly different than older patient. We have had good results in treating younger patient who is looking for more "facial contouring" and reshaping of face, rather than general tightening and lifting. You would need a proper evaluation, but we've had a few young patients that have achieve satisfactory results.
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January 16, 2021
Answer: May be beneficial
Goal for younger patients undergoing Ultherapy, in my experience, may be slightly different than older patient. We have had good results in treating younger patient who is looking for more "facial contouring" and reshaping of face, rather than general tightening and lifting. You would need a proper evaluation, but we've had a few young patients that have achieve satisfactory results.
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November 29, 2011
Answer: Ulthera, eyebrow lift, alternatives, options
With our experience on many patients, Ulthera showed excellent results in lifting the eyebrows. However, patients with the most improvement had mildly sagging skin. While some patients may achieve 11/2 mm elevation. Given your age & tighter skin that you would achieve the result that you are looking for. Inorder to establish if you are a candidate for Ulthera, you must see aulthera specialist in person to determine if Ulthera or other options are best for you. Botox or dysport browlift may be an option; however, you will need to consult an experienced dermatologist.
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November 29, 2011
Answer: Ulthera, eyebrow lift, alternatives, options
With our experience on many patients, Ulthera showed excellent results in lifting the eyebrows. However, patients with the most improvement had mildly sagging skin. While some patients may achieve 11/2 mm elevation. Given your age & tighter skin that you would achieve the result that you are looking for. Inorder to establish if you are a candidate for Ulthera, you must see aulthera specialist in person to determine if Ulthera or other options are best for you. Botox or dysport browlift may be an option; however, you will need to consult an experienced dermatologist.
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