As the medical director of one of the busiest Ultherapy center in Northern California, I have seen synergistic clinical benefits when Ultherapy is combined with any of the injectable wrinkle treatments such as Botox, Dysport, Xeomin or Juvederm, Radiesse, or Sculptra injections. In my clinical opinion and experience, as long as Ultherapy is done first, Botox or filler injections can be done almost immediately afterwards.
For my Ultherapy patients, I recommend strongly that they have Botox, Dysport or Xeomin before their treatments. It is a huge help as it stabilizes the area and allows for the best results. Generally, I like to have fillers on the same day as Ultherapy or after it rather than before, but depending on where the fillers are placed, it may be perfectly fine. Ultherapy is done in certain areas and often, these areas aren't the areas where the filler has been placed. The benefits of having both Botox and fillers are significant as they are helping to stimulate the collagen and make the results of the Ultherapy much better.