VANCOUVER, BC, April 16, 2011 (Press-News.org) Skin Matters Medical Centre is approaching the one year anniversary of introducing Ulthera to Vancouver, BC. Ulthera is the first and only technology to visualize beneath the skin surface in combination with a non-invasive delivery of energy at depths previously not achieved with lasers or radio frequency. This enables medical professionals to be able to precisely target the skin at depths of 3 mm to 4.5 mm. With this advanced technology, when performed by medical professionals, it is able to offer a significant lifting and tightening of the skin.
Ultra sound energy is different from lasers and radio frequency devices. With Ulthera, ultra sound energy is focused specifically at the 3mm or 4.5 mm depth. This results in the contraction of tissue fibers along with a strong stimulation for collagen production, resulting in a tighter and firmer skin.
At Skin Matters, this technology was followed closely for the past five years until first released in public use. This is a major technological breakthrough in the past decade in cosmetic medical skin care.
Skin Matters was the first medical facility to offer Ulthera in the Vancouver Lower Mainland in British Columbia. In celebration of the one year mark, Skin Matters will be offering a special promotion to introduce more patients to this unique and future gold standard for skin tightening.
About Skin Matters Medical Centre,
Skin Matters offers non-surgical cosmetic skin care and rejuvenation for almost two decades. The specialized medical centre offers an individualized approach to skin care and rejuvenation. At Skin Matters, the main focus is on safety, effectiveness, and natural appearance.
Source: http://www.skinmatters.ca announcements. For more information, please contact Skin Matters Medical Centre, 604.323.9588, info@skinmatters.ca
Skin Matters Medical Centre: Approaching 1 year Anniversary of Introducing Ultherapy to Vancouver, BC
Ulthera is the first and only technology to visualize beneath the skin surface in combination with a non-invasive delivery of energy at depths previously not achieved with lasers or radio frequency
2011-04-16
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[Press-News.org] Skin Matters Medical Centre: Approaching 1 year Anniversary of Introducing Ultherapy to Vancouver, BCUlthera is the first and only technology to visualize beneath the skin surface in combination with a non-invasive delivery of energy at depths previously not achieved with lasers or radio frequency