Face · Skin
Ultherapy
Beverly Hills
What is Ultherapy and who is it for?
Ultherapy is an FDA-approved, non-surgical treatment that uses focused ultrasound energy to stimulate collagen deep within the skin's structural support layers, lifting and tightening the face and neck over time. It is best suited to patients with mild to moderate skin laxity who aren't yet ready for a surgical facelift.
Ultherapy is an FDA-approved, non-surgical treatment for facial skin laxity — using ultrasound energy rather than heat, light, or injections to lift and tighten skin from within.
How It Works
During treatment, a specialized handpiece projects a live image of the tissue layers onto a screen, letting the practitioner see exactly where the ultrasound energy is being delivered. That energy stimulates the deep structural support layers of facial skin, kickstarting the body's own collagen-building response. The session is performed in-office and usually takes one to two hours, depending on the areas treated.
Who It's For
Ultherapy is ideal for patients with mild to moderate facial skin laxity who are not yet candidates for a surgical facelift — a middle option between topical treatments and surgery.
What to Expect
Some patients notice an initial response right after treatment, but the full effect builds gradually as collagen remodels over roughly six months.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ultherapy delivers focused ultrasound energy beneath the skin's surface, using a handpiece that projects a live tissue image so the practitioner can visualize and target the deep structural layers where collagen renewal happens — depths a topical product or laser can't reach.
Treatment is performed in-office and usually takes one to two hours, depending on how many areas are addressed.
Many patients notice an initial response right away, but full results build gradually as collagen remodels over about six months.
Ultherapy is ideal for patients with mild to moderate facial skin laxity who are not yet candidates for a surgical facelift.
No. Ultherapy requires dedicated ultrasound equipment that is currently only installed at our Beverly Hills location.