The FDA has cleared Ultherapy to remove wrinkles and lift your neck and brows while improving lines on the chest. A revolutionary new treatment that is both safe and effective!

Ultherapy is the newest, most advanced way to get rid of wrinkles and firm your skin. A revolutionary micro-focused ultrasound treatment that starts our body’s natural ability for collagen production!

Ultherapy costs anywhere from $375 to $5,000 per session. The total cost of your treatment depends on the area you are treating and the number of sessions you need to reach your goal. Contact us today to get a customized quote for you.

With Ultherapy, you can enjoy a more youthful appearance for about two years. After that—you may want to come in periodically and get maintenance treatments once or twice yearly, depending on how your skin has been looking lately!

The majority of patients experience some level of discomfort after an Ultherapy treatment. Swelling, tenderness and bruising may last anywhere from a week to 8 weeks, with mild pain that typically doesn’t interfere with your daily routine.

• according to a clinical study, 65 percent of patients reported some improvement 60 to 180 days after treatment
• 67 percent of patients were very satisfied or satisfied with the results 90 days after treatment

Source: healthline.com

Ultherapy is an excellent alternative to Botox, as it does not require needles or surgery. The results of Ultherapy last much longer than those from injections, for about two years on average, while the effects only last up six months with BOTOX. This means that if you’re looking for a smoother skin tone, don’t hesitate! Go ahead and give yourself this procedure today so your beauty can stay shining bright forever.

Ultherapy is an excellent option for mild to moderate acne, but it might not be the best treatment if you have severe issues with blackheads or scarring. These reports show how some patients report “botched” procedures resulting in permanent side effects and worse appearances after their treatments; case examples include nerve damage, eye complications, and disfigurement.

The Ulthera® System has not been evaluated for use over various materials. Therefore, treatment is not recommended directly over those areas with any of the following:

• Mechanical implants
• Dermal fillers
• Breast implants

Treatment energy is not recommended for use directly on an existing keloid. The Ulthera System has not been evaluated for use in patients on an anticoagulant treatment plan. It is recommended that the following areas should be avoided during treatment:

• The thyroid gland, thyroid cartilage, and trachea
• Major vessels
• Breast tissue or breast implants

The Ulthera System has not been evaluated for use in the following patient populations:

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women
• Children
• Those with the following disease states

• A hemorrhagic disorder or hemostatic dysfunction
• An active systemic or local skin disease that may alter wound healing
• Herpes Simplex
• Autoimmune Disease
• Diabetes
• Epilepsy
• Bell’s Palsy

Source: Ultherapy

Before getting Ultherapy, it’s essential to consult with your doctor to make sure the treatment is proper for you. Ultherapy uses ultrasound energy to stimulate collagen production, so it’s important to let your doctor know if you have any history of skin conditions or scarring. You should also tell your doctor if you’re pregnant, as Ultherapy is not recommended for pregnant women or breastfeeding. Once your doctor has determined that Ultherapy is suitable for you, they will help you choose the best treatment plan for your goals. Ultherapy can help to lift and tighten the skin on the face, neck, and chest, resulting in a more youthful appearance. The procedure is safe and effective, and there is no downtime required. If you’re interested in improving your appearance without surgery or injections, Ultherapy may be the perfect solution for you.

Stop any medications that thin your blood, as bruising is possible. If you are unsure whether your medications are blood thinners, please review this with our providers before your treatment. Over-the-counter medications like aspirin, daily large-dose anti-inflammatories, and fish oil supplements may also exacerbate bruising and should be discontinued.

We highly recommend starting arnica Montana, an oral homeopathic supplement that has been shown to reduce bruising and swelling. You should begin 3-5 days before the procedure and continue for up to a week if you experience bruising. Arnica montana is available at most health food stores. The recommended dose is three sublingual pearls three times daily

On the day of your Ultherapy treatment

• Wear comfortable, loose clothing to your appointment.
• Before your treatment, photography will be taken for comparison on your follow-up.
• Thirty minutes before your treatment, we recommend taking 800 mg of ibuprofen for pain relief during the session. A single dose like this will not exacerbate your bruising.

• You can expect none or some of the following symptoms immediately after the procedure. These symptoms may persist for up to four weeks. Most patients have very mild symptoms, but, as with any medical procedure, each patient experiences it uniquely.
• Symptoms always subside over time. There have been no reports of long-lasting complications. The treated area may be slightly pink for up to a few hours.
• Bruising, swelling, and tenderness can occur in the treated area. Bruising may not be evident for several days following the treatment and often is greenish by the time it becomes visible. The most common sizes for bruising are along the jawline and cheekbone.
• Even without bruising, tenderness to the touch is expected. This is usually most evident along the jawline and cheekbone and most often noted when touching your face, washing, or applying makeup. This will not interfere with eating, talking, or moving your facial muscles.
• Irritation of peripheral sensory or motor nerves is uncommon but can happen. This can result in temporary patches of decreased sensation or some weakness of facial muscles (usually the force which pulls the corner of the mouth downward). When this occurs, it is always temporary and usually resolves within three weeks.
• Except for possible bruising, there is no downtime after your Ultherapy. You can return to your regular daily routine and exercise program immediately after the procedure.