I heard that Ultherapy is worse as you get older... Should I postpone it as much as possible?
2026.11.13 13:29
Lately, I can see my facial elasticity decreasing, so I am seriously considering a lifting procedure.
I was intrigued because people around me said Ultherapy is definitely effective, but on the other hand, I heard that "since Ultherapy burns or shrinks fat, it might actually look worse later on due to sunken cheeks or fat loss as you age."
Would it be better to postpone it for as long as possible rather than starting too early, or would it be better to start lightly now as a form of maintenance? Or would it be okay to adjust the number of shots or the areas treated?
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