New Ulthera

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has confirmed that New Ulthera's use of high-frequency ultrasound sound waves to lift drooping skin is effective.  

  

More than ten years have passed since Ulthera was studied. As the first ultrasound machine used to lift the SMAS layer of skin and has been certified safe by the Food and Drug Administration from the United States, Thailand, Asia, and Europe. There is a "Ultrasound" test machine to be used on the skin until it is accepted by the dermatological community worldwide.  

 

Ulthera zeroes in on the target region to be shot to an accuracy of 1 mm. The device contains a display for viewing the shot point's depth. At the targeted location, fine sound waves will stimulate the production of new collagen and the repair of existing collagen. 

 

 

New Ulthera, approved by the U.S. FDA and other international agencies, uses high-frequency ultrasound to lift drooping skin by targeting the SMAS layer. With precision up to 1 mm, it stimulates collagen production and repair, gaining worldwide acceptance in dermatology.