Ultherapy uses the safe, time-tested energy of ultrasound to stimulate the deep structural support layers of the skin—including those typically addressed in a surgical facelift—without disturbing the surface of the skin. There’s no downtime, no foreign substances, no radical change. While ultrasound does not duplicate the results of surgery, Ultherapy has proven to be an inviting alternative for those who are not yet ready for surgery. Continue reading to see what Ultherapy in Nashville can do to enhance your image!

The Effect of Focused Ultrasound Energy on the Growth of New Collagen Over Time.

Is Ultherapy Treatment Right for Me?

A good candidate for Ultherapy in Nashville is someone with skin that has “relaxed” to the point of looking and often feeling, less firm. Sagging skin on the eyelids, on the neck, or under the chin, for instance, is often the first sign of “maturing” skin. Typically, those in their thirties and older who have mild to moderate skin laxity are candidates.

While Ultherapy is not a replacement for a surgical facelift, there are many people who want some lifting but are not ready for surgery, either mentally, financially, or logistically. There are also younger people who want to “stay ahead of the game,” as well as those looking to prolong the effects of cosmetic surgery.

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diagram of skin layers

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Recovery From Ultherapy Treatment

You can resume normal activities immediately after a single, 60-90 minute in-office procedure. You may notice a short-term “boost” but the natural process of creating new, more elastic, collagen builds over time—much like the effect that exercise has on building muscle. Results will unfold over the course of 2-3 months and some patients have reported continued improvement for up to 6 months, including lifting and tightening of the skin on the neck, under the chin, along the jawline, and on the brow.

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Where is Ultherapy Performed?

Are Anesthesia and Medication Used During Ultherapy Treatment?

Where is Ultherapy Performed?

This procedure is routinely performed on an out-patient basis in Dr. Moran’s office.

Are Anesthesia and Medication Used During Ultherapy Treatment?

A topical numbing agent is used during the second pass of the Ultherapy treatment.

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