Can You Have Ultherapy During Summer? Everything You Need to Know
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If you have been considering Ultherapy the non-surgical facelift that uses ultrasound energy to lift and firm the skin, you might be wondering whether summer is a good time to have it done. The short answer is yes, absolutely. In fact, summer might be one of the best times to book your treatment.
Let us explain why, and answer all the questions we hear most often about this treatment.
What Is Ultherapy and How Does It Work?
Ultherapy Prime is an advanced, clinically proven non-surgical facelift treatment that uses focused ultrasound energy to stimulate collagen production deep within the skin. Unlike treatments that work on the surface, Ultherapy reaches the same foundational layer of tissue that surgeons address during a surgical facelift but without any incisions, anaesthetic, or recovery time.
The ultrasound energy heats the tissue at a precise depth, triggering the body's natural collagen regeneration process. Over the months following treatment, new collagen fibres form, gradually lifting and firming the skin from the inside out.
It is particularly effective for lifting the brow, jawline, and jowls; firming the neck and chest; and improving overall skin laxity in the lower and mid-face.
Is Summer Actually a Good Time to Have Ultherapy?
Yes, and here is why people sometimes worry it is not. Because Ultherapy stimulates collagen production, it works gradually over three to six months. If you have it done in summer, you will see your best results heading into autumn and winter when, coincidentally, many people notice their skin is at its dullest due to reduced sunlight exposure. Think of it as an investment that pays off beautifully just when you need a boost.
Unlike some laser treatments, Ultherapy does not require sun avoidance in the same way. There is no skin resurfacing involved the ultrasound energy works below the surface without affecting the outer layer of skin. This makes it much more summer friendly than ablative laser treatments.
What About Downtime During Summer?
One of the most appealing things about Ultherapy is that there is no significant downtime. Immediately after treatment, some people experience mild redness, swelling, or tingling, but this typically resolves within a few hours to a day. You can go about your normal life immediately after including going out in the sun provided you apply a good SPF, which you should be doing every day regardless.
There is no peeling, no need to stay out of the sun for weeks, and no risk of post inflammatory hyperpigmentation that can be a concern with some other skin treatments in sun-exposed individuals. Summer plans need not be disrupted.
Who Is Ultherapy Best For?
Ultherapy works best for those who are beginning to notice a loss of definition in the jawline or neck, a slight drooping of the brow, or general skin laxity that is making them look tired or older than they feel. It is also popular as a preventative treatment for those in their late thirties who want to maintain the lifting and firming effects before more significant laxity sets in.
It is not the right treatment for those who need significant volume restoration or who have very advanced skin laxity in those cases, we would discuss alternative or combined options at your consultation.
What Results Can You Expect?
Most clients begin to notice improvements from around four to six weeks after treatment, with the most significant results visible at three to six months as the new collagen continues to develop. Results typically last one to two years, and many clients choose to have a maintenance treatment annually.
The results are gradual and natural-looking people will notice you look fresher and more lifted, without being able to pinpoint exactly what has changed.
Our Summer Ultherapy Offer
Right now at Dr L'Art, we have 10% off Ultherapy Prime as part of our special summer offers. It is one of our most popular offers and books up quickly, so we would encourage you to get in touch sooner rather than later if you are considering it.


















