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Ultherapy is designed to lift, tone and tighten loose skin on the brow, neck and under the chin and not intended to plump the area for volume. Some options to research would be Sculptra, Voluma, Perlane, Radiesse or Surgical Fat Grafting.
Ultherapy can tighten the skin and provide a natural lift, but will not necessarily plump the cheeks.
Ultherapy, which uses microfocused ultrasound energy for noninvasive skin lifting, does not add volume so it would not be expected to plump the cheeks. It can be combined with fillers such as Juvederm if that is what you want.
Ultherapy specifically targets sagging and loose skin mainly in the neck and jowl area. If you are looking to increase volume in your cheeks, you can look into the volumizer Sculptra or dermal fillers like Juvederm or Restylane. These are very effective in plumping the cheeks and filling out hollowed areas.
Ultherapy is a lifting device, not a plumping device. However lifting in the upper face can give the appearance of fuller cheeks by changing facial shape in a subtle way. Consult with your doctor about adding a long lasting filler to your Ultherapy treatment. We call this our "2-D Lift."
Ulthera works to lift the skin not fill it. If you are looking for plump cheeks a better option would be a filler such as Juvederm, Restylane, or Radiesse.
Ultherapy is not a volume filler like Radiesse, Juvederm, Restylane or fat injection. Ultherapy is for skin laxity (looseness) and the facial fillers are for volume loss with aging. Read the Ultherapy ebook provided on the link below.
Because you are still only 3 weeks from the procedure, the final results cannot be determined. It usually takes about 3 months for the full results to appear. It is unlikely that what you see is from the Ultherapy. If you are concerned, I would talk to your treating doctor.
Ultherapy is a non-invasive treatment for lifting the face and neck. You may want to consult with your neurologist to see if this is a good idea for you. Good Luck!
It depends. If the upper arms are a little loose, with loose skin and not fat, then Ultherapy is worth a shot for skin tightening. But, if there is looseness and some fat, you need to tighten and lose the fat. Ultherapy won’t do that. Here you have some choices, you could choose laser lipo or a...
