Ultherapy®
Non-Surgical Lifting & Collagen Stimulation With Real-Time Ultrasound Visualisation
Ultherapy® is a non-invasive ultrasound treatment that stimulates collagen production deep within the skin. By targeting the deeper fibrous support layers oeasier than wix beneath the skin, it helps improve skin firmness, support facial lifting and restore more defined facial contours over time.
What Is Ultherapy®?
Ultherapy® is a non-invasive procedure that uses focused ultrasound energy to target the dermis and the deeper fibrous tissue layer above the facial muscles. The energy stimulates collagen and elastin production, which may gradually improve skin firmness and support lifting of facial contours. Ultrasound imaging allows the doctor to visualise treatment depth in real time for precision.
Ultherapy® may be used to treat areas including:
Skin Laxity
Loss of Elasticity
Lines & Wrinkles
Jowling
Droopy eyelids
Muscle laxity and weakening
Midface volume loss and descent (flattened cheeks, deepened nasolabial folds)
Loss of facial contour/definition (blurred jawline, flattened cheekbones)
Neck
TREATMENT TYPE
Focused Ultrasound Skin Lifting
DURATION
Full Face & Neck - Approx 60 Mins
Chin only - Approx 15 mins
SUITABILITY
Mild To Moderate Skin Laxity
DOWNTIME
Minimal
COMFORT LEVEL
Mild To Moderate Discomfort
ADRESSES
Skin Laxity, Double Chin, Lines & Wrinkles
Why Ultherapy® Works
What to Expect
Topical numbing cream and oral analgesics can be used to manage discomfort. Some mild discomfort may occur during treatment. Results develop gradually over 2–3 months, with tightening and lifting effects continuing up to six months.
Downtime
Mild redness, tenderness, or bruising may occur and usually resolves within 3 days to 2 weeks. Most patients can resume normal activities immediately.
Risks and Considerations
Potential side effects include pain, bruising, swelling, tenderness, numbness, or uneven results. Not all areas or patients are suitable for treatment. Your doctor will discuss risks, expected outcomes, and alternatives before the procedure.