Ultherapy: The Potential Dangers of the Non-Invasive Beauty Procedure 

So glad i saw this. Thank you Doctors

Wow and the ladies in the pic looked perfectly fine before! A young beautiful woman that now looks 10 years older than her real age!!

Thanks for these videos

It raised my eyebrows beautifully. My Dr advised against the neck. Im So glad she was honest about it

ultherapy gets in deeper layers, so the wrong doctor can really make irreparable damage. It's a good device and I get this treatment, but you need a very good doctor and you need to know what it can do to you at its worst

This happened to me. I don't understand why it is still on the market. I'm so sad about it.

Even the inventors of Ulthera admitted that the device doesn't completely spare the tissue above and below the SMAS. They twisted the truth as well as they could, but had to admit that.

My fav Dr covering the REAL facts!!!

I got this last year , I was looking before some research and do not find anything like this information,all videos talk good things about it , so I did it , but I do not see any good results as they say That I will see ,, and the pain was horrible 😢for one month or so I was filling pain even in my teeth 🦷 and gomes , hope do not have a complication in the future with this 😔

Hi has any of u experinece severe headache a day ftr hifu..and there is like this tingling sensation in the topmost part of my head

The why is it offered?????

isn't radio frequency waves used for breaking fats in the body how come use it in your face!?

Img I had hifu totally horrific forget the pain. My eyes look sunken more slanted

I spent $5,600 on this and it did NOTHING, the salon today me to just wait, but it never changed anything, my friends laughed and told me I should have just given them the money.

Its important to note, all procedures have risks. Most of the time they work great and are very safe but when they don't it can be devastating.

Ulthera is an EXCELLENT treatment in the hands of the thoroughly trained Medical Professional. Where I get my treatments, the MedPros are trained for 4 times the industry standard. I've had treatments annually ( even though the results last up to 2 years.. I like results to come faster than the speed of aging 😊) and have great results. I am 56 and people guess me for late 30s early 40s. I'll take it! Ultherapy is as good as the MedPro's training. Can it melt facial fat? Sure! If the MedPro is not trained well enough! The device monitor shows the MedPro where to treat and not to treat. If they follow their training, results can be great.

No veo ninguna diferencia entre antes y después

It was the most painful procedure I've had done.

i didn't see much of a different on my neck with some pain.. i think it sagged my neck.. i liked my neck before the procedure...I only tried the procedure once .. i found a device i was using at home.. give me a better result .. and i make a big mistake going for the Ultheraphy ..you better off with home devices or cosmetic surgery. WASTE OF MONEY

Instead of become beautiful it end up old and hurt aches.

It was safe and accomplishing.

Looks like Weight loss that makes her look like that, not a machine

I followed her on Instagram and unfortunately she is now gone due to the physical and emotional pain :(

i like how the before and after pictures aren't even the same facial expression... GREAT comparisons... facepalm

The woman in the before and after picture looks like she lost a lot of body weight. Look at her collar bone area. That is not fat loss from a heat device. That is general body weight loss that could have resulted from anything like excessive workouts, dieting …! Sometimes, women that go on a weight loss journey want to stay on top of their game by going for skin tightening treatments to protect their face from laxity and and looking gaunt. If this was the case here, not only did the face melt from the skin tightening heat device, but it also looked so much worse from the weight loss. This is only my assumption on what I’m seeing in the before and after photo of this lady. I think she’s a beautiful woman. I disagree with the doctors when they say it’s irreversible. Yes, it’s trauma on the face, but She’s a young woman… her face and skin will swing back with time. There are safe home remedies that will speed up the healing process …like micro current treatments that will tone and lift the facial muscles underneath the skin. Adding Red light therapy will be amazing. It’ll allow the skin to produce a lot of collagen underneath to tighten and tone the skin.. Drinking a lot of water, consuming collagen, good skincare, enough sleep will all help.. But you gotta allow the face a lot of time to heal, rejuvenate, and it should swing back with time. If it doesn’t fully recover, then maybe some fillers, bio stimulators, fat transfers are all other options.

Wtf… I’ve seen numerous 5 star reviews for this thing on realself, maybe these bad results are from inexperienced doctors.

Oh ese es el ex de belinda? Jjajajjajaja

The chipmunk is a good host

OMG! Everything in life has risks! Women die giving birth. Should we stop having babies? You could get run over by a car walking across a street. Should we never leave our homes? I had ultherapy and love it. It is non-evasive, no down time and takes less than 30 minutes. Hurts like hell, but is better than, imo, a traditional facelift that requires getting your face cut up and a long recovery time. BTW, that patient's photo didn't look bad. What were we supposed to glean from that? She didn't need ultherapy to begin with. The problem is that women under 50 are risking it all and suffering for it.