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What is Ultherapy?
Ultherapy uses time-tested ultrasound energy to naturally lift and tighten the skin—without surgery or downtime. Ultherapy is the only non invasive, Health Canada licensed procedure to lift skin on the neck, eyebrow and under the chin as well as reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles on the décolletage . Ultherapy can help you achieve a fresher look from your brow to your chest!
How Ultherapy Works
This treatment harnesses the power of ultrasound to deliver its collagen-boosting effect. 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. Ultrasound, of course, has been 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.
Ultherapy relies on ultrasound therapy to deliver its collagen-boosting treatment. It also incorporates traditional ultrasound imaging, which allows practitioners to see the layers of tissue they are treating, ensuring the treatment energy is delivered to where it will be most beneficial.
While Ultherapy does not duplicate the results of a facelift, it’s an exciting alternative for those who are not ready for surgery and for patients who wish to extend the effects of cosmetic surgery.
- Non-invasive
- Natural results
- No downtime
- Single treatment
- Builds collagen
- Uses only ultrasound
A Non Invasive Procedure
For those who are not ready for a surgical facelift, Ultherapy provides proven results in a single treatment for most patients. Learn how to treat your loose skin without surgery, without impacting the surface of your skin, and without downtime.
Real Patients Treated With Ultherapy
The Nonsurgical Lift
"When you can smile and feel better about an area that you haven't been happy with for a number of years... that pretty much says it all."
- Catharine
*Results may vary