ultrasound eyebrow lift

Food and Drug Administration has cleared a new ultrasound eyebrow lift device, called the Ulthera System, to be marketed to dermatologists and plastic surgeons.


Ulthera claimed that the "noninvasive device...uses ultrasound imaging to target ultrasound energy that enables significant lifting of the skin. The press release went on to say that focused ultrasound energy triggers the body's natural healing response, resulting in new and improved collagen support and gradual firming, tightening, and actual lifting of skin tissue over time, with clinical studies indicating no serious adverse events and no recuperation time.

Posted in: Dermatology, Medical ultrasonography, Plastic surgery, US Food and Drug Administration