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Ultherapy uses ultrasound technology to lift & tighten your brows, neck, under the chin & and improves lines & wrinkles on the chest décolletage. Click here for more details!
South Stapley Drive 1840, 85204, Mesa, United States
This treatment was extremley painful and I had track like scorch marks all over my jaw and neck. I didn't see any difference and would not recommend this to anyone unless you want to waste £2k.
Since doing my homework by googling Ultehrapy reviews, I have decided not to have the treatment anyway due to the risks. Whilst not a huge percentage get issues, the results of complications are not acceptable to me, and indeed there is a prominent surgeon based in Miami trying to have this treatment banned at the moment. I found his videos online, and he is a famous and respected surgeon, so i'll heed his advice. Dr Rian Marcus.
A major issue I have here is that the site states ultherapy is FDA approved, when this is only partially true; it is approved for the neck only, not the face, and you can check this with the FDA yourselves.
ULTHERAPY themselves do not make this clear on their site either, they advertise as FDA approved, as that's not technically a lie, but they don't admit the FDA have retracted use on the face, and only advise the neck, or that there are various lawsuits in action against the company who make Ultherapy equipment.
I can confirm you can find all of the into in this review via online searches.
You can also find the FDAs Adverse Event reports relating to this treatment published on their site on 24 Sep 18.
There is also a woman in America who has detailed her facial muslce and fat wastage and nerve damage as a result of ultherapy. She is one of many suing the makers of the equipment. Her site is: myultherapydamage.com She is trying to raise awareness of the risks.
This review is in response to the companies lack of warnings to the public about issues they know exist
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