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POSTED UNDER Ultherapy Reviews

So Far I Think It's Working... - Florida, FL

UPDATED FROM hyper active
1 year post

18 months post Ulthera

hyper active
$3,150
I'm glad I did it. The results were very slow to come, however. At the 6-month mark the only obvious difference was that my forehead was lifted, helping to open my eyes.
But my jawline and neck were what bothered me most. It took nearly a year for those to tighten up but they did! I weigh a little more now than when I got the Ulthera, but despite that, my jawline is more defined. And my neck is smoother. I'd go back for another treatment if I could afford it and if I weren't put off by some of the negative reviews here.

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UPDATED FROM hyper active
11 months post

11 MONTH FOLLOWUP

hyper active
So-- Was it worth it? Well, I'm glad I did it even though $3000 was a serious hit to my budget
The bad: I did not get as much lifting/tightening of the jawline as I had hoped. That was disappointing. Then again, I've gained 10 pounds so that could have made my jawline "fluffier", offsetting any tightening effects. I don't know.

The good: My brows were tightened significantly making my eyes look wider open. This was pretty major. Also my neck is moderately tighter. It doesn't bug me as much when I see it in the mirror-- maybe took about 5 years off it, I guess. I'd like to do the Ultherapy again and I would if it were less expensive. But at $3000 I will have to wait awhile.

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UPDATED FROM hyper active
2 months post

forgot to mention the bruising

hyper active
Forgot to mention: I had some bruising along my jawline and the sides of my neck afterwards. It didn't show up until 2 to 3 days after the procedure. I covered it with makeup and it slowly faded within a week. FYI

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