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Ultherapy does not extend as deep as the plane in which cheek and chin implants are usually placed. In addition, cheek treatment with Ultherapy usually does not go over the area in which the implant lies (the cheekbone nor the chin). It would be prudent, however, to make sure your doctor has a thorough history of your cosmetic procedures including the implants.
It is safe to deliver Ultherapy HIFU energy to areas over implants. I agree that you should let the practitioner know that you have implants. He/she will be able to visualize the implant with the B mode ultrasound imaging during the procedure.
Thank you for your question. The implant should not affect your Ultherapy treatment - it is placed deeper than where the treatment will take place. Consult with a board-certified doctor before receiving Ultherapy and raise these concerns with them as well. Best of luck.
Ultherapy can be done if you’ve had a facial implant, but make sure the doctor knows the location of the implant so they can tailor the Ultherapy treatment accordingly.
Yes you can have the Ultherapy Treatment if you have had Facial Implants. Facial implants are usually placed directly over the bone, which is a deeper focus point than the Ulthera.
Although the ultherapy might have created an asymmetry, you should look at the before picutres to demonstrate the amout of asymmetry, if any, that positioned itself. If more Ultherapy were to be done on the non lfited side, you should choose to do this at six months not earlier to see the...
There is no evidence that there is a negative effect of the Ultherapy on the Sculptra but we also don't yet have information that there isn't! Studies may be ongoing currently in regards to fillers and their stability and longevity after Ultherapy treatment, but until we have that...
It can be normal to experience tenderness even a tingling sensation for several weeks. It is usually temporary. Energy produced by Ulthera (ultrasound) can effect the deeper layers of skin to stimulate collagen making you tender and sore. This also means you are still healing/recovering and that...