New Non-invasive Skin Tightening Offered Exclusively at The Few Institute
The latest in innovative cosmetic medicine - ultrasound technology - lifts and tightens the skin. No needles, no surgery, no downtime.
CHICAGO, IL, November 07, 2010
Ulthera is FDA-approved for lifting and tightening the skin using ultrasound technology that gently and gradually builds new collagen under the skin, without disturbing the surface of the skin. No external impact means no downtime. Chicago-based plastic surgeon Julius Few, MD, The Few Institute, is the only plastic surgeon in the state of Illinois to carry this technology."This is a very exciting time to be an aesthetic/cosmetic expert," says Dr. Few. "Patients are looking for more natural results with less downtime and more economic consideration, and we are able to deliver with this innovative non-surgical technology."
Ulthera technology promises to deliver a lift over time, typically a 90 day period. On average, all you need is a 30- to 60-minute treatment and you can resume normal activities immediately afterwards.
The idea of getting tighter skin with no needles, no surgery, and no downtime almost sounds too good to be true, especially in an industry filled with cosmetic innovations that promise to lift, tighten and beautify, but don't always live up to the hype. But, says Dr. Few, this time these are results you can believe in.
The key to patient satisfaction with Ulthera? It's understanding that results aren't immediate, but will take place naturally over time. "Essentially, this is a lunch time procedure that will lift and tighten, providing natural-looking results gradually," says Dr. Few.
While Ulthera isn't a replacement for surgery, it is a safe treatment to rebuild collagen within the skin. As such, "This technology is an ideal compliment to less-invasive facial procedures such as the mini facelift or enhancement with fillers," says Dr. Few.
About The Few Institute
The Few Institute, founded and directed by Julius Few, MD, FACS, is Chicago's premier plastic surgery practice, with expertise in surgical and non-surgical aesthetic procedures. The Few Institute in-office surgical facility is accredited by the American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities (AAAASF). This designation is only awarded to those centers who demonstrate standards of excellence in patient care and safety and which have undergone a rigorous inspection by the AAAASF organization.
About Julius Few, MD, FACS
Julius Few, MD, FACS, serves as a Clinical Associate for the Division of Plastic Surgery at the University of Chicago and Director of the Cosmetic rotation. In addition, Dr. Few is the immediate past president of the Illinois Society of Plastic Surgeons. Currently, Dr. Few serves on the Board of Directors and is Commissioner of Cosmetic Medicine for the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. He is on the Editorial team for New Beauty Magazine, Board of Directors for the Illinois Society of Plastic Surgeons, an advisor for ABC National News and serves on the Board of Directors for Youth Guidance.