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Facts About Ultherapy



 Ultherapy is basically a non-invasive process FDA-cleared to lift skin on the neck, under the chin, and on the eyebrow. Now also FDA Cleared to improve the appearance of lines and wrinkles on the decolletage, Ultherapy can help you achieve a fresher look from your brow to your chest.

Ultherapy harnesses the power of ultrasound to transform the brow, chin, neck, and chest. Ultrasound is generally used throughout the medical field for more than 50 years, and Ultherapy has been established as effective in clinical studies and in over a million treatments worldwide.

How Ultherapy Works

The Ultherapy process encourages collagen production by delivering focused ultrasound energy to the skin's foundational layer which is typically addressed in cosmetic surgery without cutting or disrupting the surface of the skin.

Unlike lasers, radio frequency, surgery, and other technologies, non-surgical Ultherapy bypasses the surface of the skin to deliver the right amount of ultrasound energy at the right depths and the right temperature. The energy triggers a natural response under the skin, jumpstarting the regenerative process that produces fresh, new collagen.

Treatment Expectation

The first thing you will want to do is schedule a one-on-one consultation with an Ultherapy provider. During the session, your practitioner will address your concerns, assess your skin and determine if you are a candidate for the treatment.

To enhance your comfort, your practitioner may recommend that you take an over the counter or advised medication before the treatment.


If you want to know more about Ultherapy Facial, you can read the news blog on HARLEY STREET which focuses on natural form and beauty with a holistic approach; from diet and skin care, invasive techniques, to extensive cosmetic surgery.

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