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It Isn't Pleasant, but It Works
Well, I have tried Thermage and Morpheus 8 and I was totally a badass, and then I tried Ultherapy and I have to break up the appointment into 2 parts. It wasn't "pain" so much as it felt really, really "weird" -- it felt like you are getting zapped under your skin and sometimes the nerves get zinged.
After the first one I felt one of the nerve on my forehead just got "zapped" and then I lost sensation in some areas, and for 4 weeks after that when I touch a spot on my forehead I feel it in the back of my head. I was assured that it will go away in 2 months and it did. But damn I was terrified. (Lessons learned, don't do it on the forehead.)
HOWEVER, 2 months I was distracted by that nerve event I totally forgot to keep an eye on the improvements. It was another technician (at another place who did my laser hair removal) who noticed it. She said I looked tighter around the jawline. Now, I have to preface that I do not have a lot of sagging to begin with despite being 50-ish. but there were some skin laxity under my chin and jaw that bothered me. [And no, I did not get tighter because I lose weight, in fact, I GAINED weight - which was something I planned to do.) It's not dramatic change like you would get with surgery of course, but it was noticeable.
What can I say, the treatment DID WORK despite being very weirdly unpleasant. I would probably stick with cheeks/lower face and jaws next time.
After the first one I felt one of the nerve on my forehead just got "zapped" and then I lost sensation in some areas, and for 4 weeks after that when I touch a spot on my forehead I feel it in the back of my head. I was assured that it will go away in 2 months and it did. But damn I was terrified. (Lessons learned, don't do it on the forehead.)
HOWEVER, 2 months I was distracted by that nerve event I totally forgot to keep an eye on the improvements. It was another technician (at another place who did my laser hair removal) who noticed it. She said I looked tighter around the jawline. Now, I have to preface that I do not have a lot of sagging to begin with despite being 50-ish. but there were some skin laxity under my chin and jaw that bothered me. [And no, I did not get tighter because I lose weight, in fact, I GAINED weight - which was something I planned to do.) It's not dramatic change like you would get with surgery of course, but it was noticeable.
What can I say, the treatment DID WORK despite being very weirdly unpleasant. I would probably stick with cheeks/lower face and jaws next time.
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Ideal Image - Philadelphia