Why Does Ultrasound Lifting Hollow Some Faces and Restore Others' Contours?
PIND Dermatology Clinic explains: the key to differing ultrasound lifting results is whether the practitioner watches the screen while treating to confirm where the energy lands and which areas to avoid, and how the same number of shots is distributed.
After ultrasound lifting, some faces end up hollow and others get their contour back. The difference lies in whether the practitioner watches the screen while treating. At PIND Dermatology Clinic, we check which layer the energy lands in and which areas must be avoided during treatment, and whether to treat a given spot is decided by palpation and experience.
What can you see on the screen?
The screen shows depth and energy.
But the screen does not answer whether a spot should be treated. At our clinic, we rely on palpation and experience, reading the numbers on the device together with the tissue condition under our hands, and only then deciding whether a shot goes in.
Why do the same number of shots give different results?
With the same number of shots, concentrating them on the areas that need them and spreading them evenly over the whole face differ by a grade.
The shot count itself is not the variable; the landing points are.
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