Ultherapy is the only FDA-approved non-invasive treatment for lifting the skin on the neck, chin and brow. Ultherapy uses focused ultrasound to stimulate collagen deep within the skin without downtime. The result? Tighter, better-fitting skin, even on the neck!
Our practice offers the latest cosmetic treatments to improve the health and appearance of your skin including microdermabrasion, chemical peels, facials, airbrush tanning, Botox Cosmetic®, and dermal fillers. We also offer the latest in laser technology such as photo-rejuvenation, laser hair removal, fractional laser resurfacing with DOT Therapy, CoolSculpting by Zeltiq, ZERONA® body slimming and Apollo by Tripollar®, a radiofrequency device for cellulite, body contouring and skin tightening. NDDA’s staff includes specially trained, licensed aestheticians who work closely with our physicians.
Natural. Non-invasive. No downtime.
How Ultherapy works to lift sagging skin naturally
Ultherapy is a non-invasive skin tightening treatment that uses focused ultrasound energy to lift and firm skin on the face, neck, and décolletage. It stimulates collagen production deep within the skin—without surgery or downtime. As we age the appearance of “turkey neck” becomes more pronounced, this treatment can restore a more youthful appearance.
How is Ultherapy different from other procedures?
Ultherapy is the only non-surgical cosmetic procedure that uses focused ultrasound to stimulate the growth of new collagen deep within the skin. The production of new collagen occurs over time, so results can become more apparent over three to six months. The procedure takes only about an hour for most patients, and there is no downtime.
It also is the only procedure to use ultrasound imaging, which allows us to actually see the layers of tissue we target during the treatment and ensure the energy is deposited precisely to where it will be most effective.
Ultherapy recovery time
No downtime is required. You can resume normal activities right after treatment—though mild redness, swelling, or tenderness may occur briefly.
Ultherapy results – how long do they last?
Patients treated with Ultherapy still have fresh young collagen after a year’s time following the procedure, but skin continues to age. Future touch-up treatments can help keep pace with the aging process, which varies by individual.
How many treatments do i need?
The majority of patients only need one treatment; however, some may benefit from more than one treatment depending on how much laxity they have and their body’s own biological response to the ultrasound and the collagen-building process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ultherapy is ideal for men and women experiencing mild to moderate skin laxity who want to lift and tighten their skin without surgery. It’s great for those noticing early signs of aging or sagging.
While Ultherapy is not a replacement for a surgical face lift, there are many people who want some lifting but are not ready for surgery, either mentally, physically or financially. There also are younger people who want to “stay ahead of the game” as well as those looking to prolong the effects of cosmetic surgery.
Yes—Ultherapy can complement other non-invasive treatments like Botox, fillers, or laser resurfacing to enhance overall results.
Sessions typically last 30–90 minutes, depending on the treatment area. Some discomfort—such as a warming, tingling, or mild ache—is common, though providers often use numbing or pain-control techniques.
Many patients see noticeable improvement after a single treatment. However, additional sessions may be recommended in cases with more significant skin laxity or to maintain results over time.
The cost of Ultherapy varies based on the treatment area (face, neck, brow, etc.). At North Dallas Dermatology Associates, we provide personalized quotes during your consultation.
Yes! Ultherapy is FDA-cleared and has been clinically proven to be safe for lifting and tightening skin. At our North Dallas clinic, treatments are performed by experienced providers using the latest Ultherapy technology.
