By "tracks" I mean ridges/rows at points of treatment.
Answer: Ultherapy and skin reactions
I have heard of this type of skin reaction following Ultherapy. It is uncommon and may occur if poor contact is made between the transducer and the skin. This could occur if the patient or the provider inadvertently moves while the pulses of ultrasound are being delivered. Whatever the cause, the "tracks" should resolve spontaneously, usually within two weeks time.
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Answer: Ultherapy and skin reactions
I have heard of this type of skin reaction following Ultherapy. It is uncommon and may occur if poor contact is made between the transducer and the skin. This could occur if the patient or the provider inadvertently moves while the pulses of ultrasound are being delivered. Whatever the cause, the "tracks" should resolve spontaneously, usually within two weeks time.
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December 10, 2014
Answer: Tracks after Ultherapy
Thank you for your question. It is not uncommon to experience slight swelling for a few days, or tingling/tenderness to the touch for a few weeks following the procedure, but these are mild and temporary in nature. However, tracks on your face are not generally reported. Depending on how long ago you had the treatment, I would give your body more time to heal. It is likely that the dents will even out a few weeks after treatment.
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December 10, 2014
Answer: Tracks after Ultherapy
Thank you for your question. It is not uncommon to experience slight swelling for a few days, or tingling/tenderness to the touch for a few weeks following the procedure, but these are mild and temporary in nature. However, tracks on your face are not generally reported. Depending on how long ago you had the treatment, I would give your body more time to heal. It is likely that the dents will even out a few weeks after treatment.
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March 5, 2012
Answer: Ultherapy and skin effects
I have not seen any sign changes, streaks, or coloration issues after Ultherapy, nor have I heard of such from my colleagues. Physicians are trained by the Ulthera company how to apply the transducer but there is a theoretical risk heat being applied to the epidermis if the contact is not correct, then there could be the risk of post inflammatory hyperpigmentation, but again, I have not heard of such cases.
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March 5, 2012
Answer: Ultherapy and skin effects
I have not seen any sign changes, streaks, or coloration issues after Ultherapy, nor have I heard of such from my colleagues. Physicians are trained by the Ulthera company how to apply the transducer but there is a theoretical risk heat being applied to the epidermis if the contact is not correct, then there could be the risk of post inflammatory hyperpigmentation, but again, I have not heard of such cases.
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Answer: Ultherapy side effects are rare and short lived Welting of the skin is unusual but a short limited side effect of Ultherapy. It is related to not keeping the transducer completely perpendicular to the skin during treatment (lines). Topical 1% hydrocortisone cream will help accelerate the resolution of these welts. read the Ultherapy ebook provided on the link below.
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Answer: Ultherapy side effects are rare and short lived Welting of the skin is unusual but a short limited side effect of Ultherapy. It is related to not keeping the transducer completely perpendicular to the skin during treatment (lines). Topical 1% hydrocortisone cream will help accelerate the resolution of these welts. read the Ultherapy ebook provided on the link below.
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