“Ultherapy was the perfect treatment to fit in with my busy lifestyle” Kirsty Gallagher
®
BEFORE ULTHERAPY
AFTER ULTHERAPY
A NoN-iNvAsive treAtmeNt thAt Lifts ANd tighteNs skiN
“I have always shied away from anything invasive in terms of treatments; anything that involves putting something foreign into your body doesn’t appeal to me. I really liked the fact that Ultherapy® is non-invasive and uses ultrasound technology to reach the deeper layers of my skin. The treatment essentially helps to boost your own natural collagen production and encourages your skin to do the work for itself, which I loved.
“Ultherapy® was also the perfect treatment to fit in with my busy lifestyle.
It required minimal downtime
meaning that I could achieve the naturally-lifted results I wanted, without having to opt for an invasive treatment that would involve additional recovery time and an aftercare routine, or compromise on the results I wanted to achieve, ” says Kirsty Gallagher who is the new brand ambassador for leading aesthetic treatment Ultherapy®
“My aesthetic technician focused on the lower part of my face and jawline during the treatment and I am definitely already seeing an incredible difference in my complexion and a lift to that area. The results of Ultherapy® usually take 2 - 3 months to show as the new collagen is produced, so I’m really looking forward to seeing how the results continue to improve over time”.
Ultherapy®
results are long lasting, up to 2 years.
The Air Aesthetics Clinics are recognised Centres of Excellence for Ultherapy®.
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