Ultrasound
At A Glance
At A Glance
Pain Relief
Non required
Duration
15 minutes
After Treatment
N/A
Recovery Time
None
No. of Sessions
1
Results Last
N/A
All our doctors are trained in ultrasound scanning to identify structures under the skin; for example, dermal filler and blood vessels. Scanning can provide a thorough assessment of the face and the underlying structures and improve the safety and accuracy of treatments. Ultrasound scanning is complimentary and offered as part of consultations, dissolving treatments and filler treatments as clinically necessary.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s involved?
Which areas can be treated?
Will it work for me?
How many sessions?
When will I see results?
How long do results last:Â
Is it painful?
Any side effects?
Who will do my treatment?
How to prepare?
The Doctor will place some ultrasound jelly over the area to be scanned. They will then scan the area using a small device with a probe. This procedure is pain-free.
Multiple areas on the face and body.
Ultrasound scanning is an evidence based modality to assess for dermal filler and structures underlying the skin.
Usually 1
Not applicable
Not applicable
There is no pain with ultrasound scanning
No
Our ultrasound scanning is performed by fully trained and experienced doctors and surgeons.
Not applicable
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s involved?
The Doctor will place some ultrasound jelly over the area to be scanned. They will then scan the area using a small device with a probe. This procedure is pain-free.
Which areas can be treated?
Multiple areas on the face and body.
Will it work for me?
Ultrasound scanning is an evidence based modality to assess for dermal filler and structures underlying the skin.
How many sessions?
Usually 1
When will I see results?
Not applicable
How long do results last:Â
Not applicable
Is it painful?
There is no pain with ultrasound scanning
Any side effects?
No
Who will do my treatment?
Our ultrasound scanning is performed by fully trained and experienced doctors and surgeons.
How to prepare?
Not applicable
