I am sharing my review of the results I saw after 400 shots of Ulthera.

I would like to share my experience with the effects of Ultherapy and my skin care treatment using 400 shots. I have written about the important points to consider when choosing a dermatology clinic and my thoughts after the procedure. I hope you consult with a specialist tailored to your skin type and make an informed decision to achieve satisfying results!

Skin elasticity gradually decreases starting in your late 20s, you know... That's why people who are very interested in skincare tend to take good care of their skin from a younger age~ haha. However, since I couldn't do that, and because I wasn't born with perfect skin... I have to take good care of it myself... Among those things, I am particularly interested in skin elasticity~ There are various treatments available for improving skin elasticity~~

I have tried various skin treatments, and among them, I would like to talk about the effects of Ulthera.

First of all, I found it important to find a dermatology clinic that suits me. At the clinic I went to, they were able to objectively diagnose my skin condition before the Ultherapy treatment. Since I prefer to receive treatment from a skilled specialist, I think it was even better for me.

Ultherapy can be described as a lifting procedure. It is a laser treatment that utilizes high-intensity ultrasound, and it is said to improve skin elasticity by reaching the muscle layer, which is difficult for radio frequency to penetrate, in order to achieve its effects. Therefore, it seems that Ultherapy is most effective for providing both firmness and lifting benefits simultaneously.

I had the procedure this spring, and it's been over three months now. I received 400 shots of Ultherapy, and I think it was more painful on my skin compared to other treatments, though it was bearable. I also heard that sedation is available, but personally, I wouldn't recommend going that route.

To tell you about the effects of Ultherapy, about a month after the procedure, in my opinion, my jawline seemed a bit sharper and my facial contours felt more refined.

It seems that procedures like Ulthera don't show immediate results on the same day, but rather take a certain amount of time to produce proper effects.

If you are sensitive to pain, I recommend giving it some more thought and finding a dermatology clinic with many positive reviews regarding the effectiveness of Ulthera.

For reference, Ultherapy is great, but the cost is quite steep, so I'm hesitating a lot. It has been quite a while since my last treatment, so I'm wondering if I should get it done again. If you are curious about the effects of Ultherapy, I hope you give it a try.