A Doctor’s Lifting Notes
A Doctor’s Lifting Notes, Part 1

Ultherapy, choosing the depth

A conversation about the layer, beyond the number of shots

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“How many Ultherapy shots do I need?” This is a question we often hear in the consultation room. The first Shineyou Magazine series begins here.

This is sample copy adapted from the mockup for a development demonstration. Before actual publication, the clinic’s medical team must review the content and confirm the clinic-specific information.

Before discussing numbers, we look together at the plan your skin may need.
A conversation in the consultation room · image supplied with the mockup
A conversation in the consultation room · image supplied with the mockup

Taking time to understand the structure of skin

A consultation is a time to consider your current skin condition and the changes you hope for. Even the same question may lead to a different explanation and plan depending on the individual.

Three depths illustrated in the Ultherapy mockup

1.5mm3.0mm4.5mm
Schematic skin cross-section from the mockup · not drawn to anatomical scale.

Decisions about a specific procedure and its suitability should follow a thorough consultation with a medical professional. In the next story, we continue with another question often heard in the consultation room.

By Shineyou Clinic Editorial Team

We begin with skin structure and each person’s story.

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