Pretty Painful Morning - Boca Raton, FL

This coming Saturday will be six weeks since my Ultherapy session. The discomfort has just recently (like, this week) gone. Boy, what a long process that was. I really don't know if it's working. Sometimes my neck doesn't look as bad as before the Ultherapy, yet other times it looks the same. My jowls look the same. I hope that I didn't waste the $2200 it cost me. Perhaps as I get closer to the three month mark, I'll start to see some real changes. I will continue to update.

Saturday will be four weeks since I had my Ultherapy. I still have tingling and moderate discomfort under jawline and my neck. I don't see swelling anymore, though, so that's great. But, it's such a slow healing process. If you're looking for fast, don't do this; it's not going to be for you and you'll be pissed off. If you are patient - very patient - you just may be pleasantly surprised. I'm looking foward to seeing what I look like in a couple of more months. I wll continue posting updates and as soon as I can get my hands on my "before" pic, I will post that and some "afters." Have a great weekend.

Well, I'm still tender to the touch, only much less so and my chipmunk looking cheek swelling is just about gone. The after effects seem to be dissipating from the top down, and exceedingly slowly. The sides of my lower neck are swollen and I still feel tight. I see no difference in my jowl/jaw; still jowly. My neck, however, does look less ugly. Now, it's nowhere near where I'd like it to be and, hopefully, will be once the process is fully complete in a few months. But, all things considered, I'm doing okay. I cannot find a good "before" pic to post along with pics of what I look like now.

For anyone thinking of having the Ultherapy procedure done, I say go for it. Don't go for it, however, if your skin is sagging significantly; I don't think you would get the result you'd be seeking. IMOA.

Will post again.