Which is better Ultherapy or Thermage?

Ultherapy is generally more effective, and it provides long-lasting results. In addition, it is less painful than Thermage, takes less time, and is safer for the skin.

How can Ultherapy go wrong?

Following Ultherapy, many patients are reporting nerve damage. Ulthera warns that the procedure may cause muscle weakness, numbness, pain, paresthesia, and tingling that “typically” resolves within 6 weeks. Many patients, however, have reported permanent pain, numbness, tingling, and disfigurement.

What’s the difference between Thermage and Ultherapy?

Ultherapy uses ultrasound and Thermage uses radiofrequency technology. However, even though they use different energies, both of these procedures create heat in the process. It is important to note that ultrasound (the energy that Ultherapy uses) can reach the deepest skin layers much easier than the radiofrequency technology that Thermage uses.

How does Thermage work to tighten your skin?

Thermage is another non-invasive procedure that we can use to tighten and contour our skin. Just like Ultherapy, Thermage works by targeting collagen in our skin, stimulating new growth, and thus achieving the desired effect. The treatment works through the use of radiofrequency technology to promote new collagen growth and tighten the skin.

How long does a Thermage treatment usually last?

When it comes to the duration of the treatment, that can differ as well. If we want to treat a large area, that will take more time than treating a small one would. Typically, a single session of a Thermage treatment can last anywhere from 45 to 90 minutes.

Can you get Ultherapy in New York City?

In case you’re ever in the Big Apple, our NYC medical and aesthetic dermatology practice, The Dermatology and Laser Group, offers Ultherapy as part of our minimally-invasive youthful rejuvenation program. Both of these procedures can make us both look and feel younger, although they are not quite the same thing.

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Which is better Ultherapy or Thermage? Ultherapy is generally more effective, and it provides long-lasting results. In addition, it is less painful than Thermage, takes less time, and is safer for the skin. How can Ultherapy go wrong? Following Ultherapy, many patients are reporting nerve damage. Ulthera warns that the procedure may cause muscle weakness,…