Has Ultherapy been around long enough for there to be findings from physician's practices on African American women? I'd be very interested in knowing more about how this procedure works with people of color. Thanks for any responses.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Ultherapy is cleared for treatment on skin of color
Many patients considering Ultherapy have concerns about marionette lines. These are caused by a combination of volume loss in the pre-jowl area and volume increase as the jowl descends with gravity. Ulthera can be used to lift and contour the jowl, resulting in a smoother jawline...
Ulthera is a noninvasive skin lifting procedure that uses highly focused ultrasound energy delivered with precision to layers under the skin that are collagen dense. We have been using it for more than a year and haven't seen any lasting adverse effects. A few patients have had some...
Ultherapy may provide benefits for younger patients that are looking to improve their facial appearance by sculpting their facial contours. Ulthera works by focused ultrasound technology that has the ability to target underlying fat cells and provides not only skin tightening but can also...