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Ultherapy for Non-Surgical Skin Lifting & Tightening

Focused ultrasound that reaches the same deep layer a surgeon tightens, without an incision. The only lifting treatment here that works below the skin entirely.

Treatment time45 to 90 minutes
Results lastUp to 12 months
DowntimeNone
  • Reaches the SMAS layer, without surgery
  • One treatment, results build over 2 to 3 months
  • No downtime at all
  • Ultrasound imaging shows the provider where energy lands

Ultherapy cost at BHRC

Single area

$600per treatment

Full face from $3,600 · Face and neck from $4,800

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    Face and neck

    $4,800per treatment

    The full lifting treatment

    • Brow, mid-face, jawline and neck in one session
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    New clients save 15% on your first treatment.

    Every price here is a starting price, because Ultherapy is quoted by the number of ultrasound lines delivered and that depends on your anatomy and the areas treated. The range across this page is wide, from a single area to a full face and neck, so your exact quote comes from the assessment rather than from this page. You will have the number before anything is booked.

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    Ultherapy · Brow

    In short

    Ultherapy uses micro-focused ultrasound to deposit heat at precise depths beneath the skin, including the SMAS layer that a surgeon tightens during a facelift. The heat causes controlled contraction and triggers new collagen production over the following months. Nothing is cut and nothing is injected, and because the energy passes through the surface without damaging it, there is no downtime.

    The one that works below the skin

    Every other tightening treatment on this menu works through the skin: needles make channels, radiofrequency heats the dermis, lasers resurface the surface. Ultherapy skips all of it. Focused ultrasound passes through the surface without touching it and deposits its energy at a set depth underneath, including the SMAS, which is the layer a surgeon actually pulls on during a facelift. That is why it is the most expensive thing here and why it involves no recovery at all: nothing on the outside of you has been treated.

    A BHRC provider planning an Ultherapy treatment with a patient

    Units and cost

    What it costs, by area

    Starting prices. Final quotes come from the assessment.

    AreaTypical unitsCost
    Brow lift1 treatmentfrom $600
    Under the chin1 treatmentfrom $600
    Decolletage1 treatmentfrom $600
    Lower face and jawline1 treatmentfrom $1,800
    Full face1 treatmentfrom $3,600
    Full face and neck1 treatmentfrom $4,800
    Neck only1 treatmentfrom $1,800
    Repeat treatmentAfter 12 monthsQuoted at review

    Ultherapy is priced by the number of ultrasound lines delivered, so two people having 'the full face' can be quoted differently. Every figure on this page is a starting price and your exact quote is given at the assessment, before you commit to anything.

    Treatment areas

    Where we treat

    How it works

    How Ultherapy Works

    Why it can reach surgical depth without an incision.

    Ultrasound imaging lets the provider see the layers beneath your skin before any energy is delivered, so treatment is planned against your actual anatomy rather than a standard template.

    Micro-focused ultrasound is then delivered in lines at set depths, depositing heat at precise points beneath the surface. The skin the energy passes through is unaffected, which is why there is no downtime.

    Those heated points contract immediately and then trigger new collagen production, which is the part that lifts. The result builds over two to three months rather than appearing on the day.

    Which product

    Ultherapy vs Thermage, Sofwave and Morpheus8

    Four ways to tighten, working at four different depths.

    A BHRC provider reviewing ultrasound imaging
    Ultherapy

    Starts working: 8 to 12 weeks. Lasts: Up to 12 months. Micro-focused ultrasound, and the only one of these that reaches the SMAS layer a surgeon tightens. Ultrasound imaging means the provider sees where energy is going. Deepest, most expensive, no downtime. This is what BHRC carries.

    Morpheus8 RF

    Starts working: 2 to 4 weeks. Lasts: Up to 12 months. Radiofrequency delivered through needles into the dermis. Shallower than Ultherapy, so better for skin quality and texture alongside tightening, and considerably cheaper at $1,200. Also carried here, and often the better value.

    Thermage

    Starts working: 2 to 6 months. Lasts: Up to 12 months. Monopolar radiofrequency across a broad area rather than at focused points. A reasonable alternative with a long track record. ⚠️ BHRC does not carry Thermage.

    Sofwave

    Starts working: 6 to 12 weeks. Lasts: Up to 12 months. Synchronous ultrasound at a shallower, mid-dermal depth than Ultherapy, often described as more comfortable. ⚠️ BHRC does not carry Sofwave. If it is specifically what you want, we would rather say so now.

    Good to know

    What Ultherapy Can Do For You

    And where something else would serve you better.

    A BHRC provider performing an Ultherapy treatment
    Lift a dropping brow

    One of the few non-surgical treatments with an FDA clearance for brow lifting specifically.

    Tighten under the chin

    The submental area, where laxity shows earliest and bothers people most.

    Define a softening jawline

    Contraction at depth restores the jaw border rather than treating the skin sitting on it.

    Treat the decolletage

    Lines and crepiness on the chest, an area most devices handle badly.

    No downtime whatsoever

    Because the energy passes through the surface without damaging it, there is nothing to recover from.

    It is not a facelift

    It tightens what you have. Significant laxity needs surgery, and you will be told that rather than sold a treatment that cannot deliver it.

    It is not for texture

    Pores, scarring and tone are not what this treats. Microneedling, peels or lasers are, and they cost far less.

    Aftercare

    Aftercare, and the wait

    Nothing to recover from, and a genuinely slow result.

    A BHRC provider reviewing results after Ultherapy
    Straight afterwards

    Some redness and mild swelling that settles within hours. Straight back to normal activity, makeup included.

    The first week

    Tenderness or a tingling sensation in the treated area is common and expected.

    Weeks 2 to 6

    Little visible change. This is the hardest part of the treatment and it is entirely normal.

    Weeks 8 to 12

    New collagen begins to show as a firmer, better-supported contour.

    Months 3 to 6

    The full result. Photographs from before treatment are the only reliable way to judge it, because the change is gradual.

    Up to 12 months

    The result holds, then ageing resumes from a better starting point.

    Repeat

    Most patients return after about a year.

    Is it for you

    Ideal candidates for Ultherapy

    Ultherapy is ideal for individuals experiencing mild to moderate skin laxity who want lifting without surgery.

    You may be an ideal candidate if you have

    • Notice sagging skin on the face, neck, or brow
    • Have a lowered or drooping eyebrow
    • Experience jowling or loose skin along the jawline
    • Have loose skin under the chin or on the neck
    • Want to address lines and wrinkles on the décolletage
    • Prefer a non-surgical approach to facial rejuvenation
    • Have realistic expectations for gradual improvement
    • Are looking to maintain previous surgical results

    It may require special consideration if you

    • Have severe skin laxity (surgical lift may be better)
    • Are currently pregnant or breastfeeding
    • Have active skin infections in the treatment area
    • Have open wounds or lesions in the treatment area
    • Have metal implants in the treatment area
    • Have cystic acne in the treatment area
    • Have a history of keloid scarring

    During your consultation your provider will assess you and review your medical history to make sure this treatment is safe and appropriate for you.

    Your timeline

    What happens, and when

    One appointment, then a three-month wait.

    1. ConsultationAssessment and quoteYour provider assesses laxity and decides whether Ultherapy, Morpheus8 or surgery is the honest answer, then quotes the exact price.
    2. Treatment dayImagingUltrasound imaging maps the layers beneath your skin so energy is placed against your anatomy.
    3. 45 to 90 minThe treatmentLines of focused ultrasound, area by area. You feel heat at depth in short pulses.
    4. 2 to 3 monthsThe resultCollagen builds gradually. Comparison photos at review are how it gets judged.

    Frequently asked

    Ultherapy questions, answered

    Common Questions Ultherapy FAQ What is Ultherapy and how does it work?

    Ultherapy is the only FDA-cleared non-invasive treatment that uses micro-focused ultrasound with visualization (MFU-V) to lift and tighten skin on the face, neck, and chest. The ultrasound energy bypasses the surface of the skin to reach the deep foundational layers, triggering your body’s natural regenerative process to produce fresh, new collagen.

    How long does it take to see results from Ultherapy?

    Some patients see an initial effect right after treatment, but the real results develop over 2-3 months as new collagen works to lift and tighten skin. Since collagen production continues for up to 6 months, improvements may continue to appear during this time. Results can last a year or more, depending on your skin condition and natural aging process. Is Ultherapy painful?

    What does it feel like?

    During treatment, you may experience varying levels of discomfort—typically described as warmth, tingling, or brief sensations as the ultrasound energy is deposited. Comfort levels vary from person to person, but the sensation only occurs while the energy is being delivered. Your provider may offer comfort measures such as over-the-counter pain medication or topical numbing to help with comfort.

    How long does an Ultherapy treatment take?

    Treatment time varies depending on the area being treated. A full face and neck treatment typically takes 60-90 minutes. A brow treatment may take 30 minutes, while a chest treatment takes approximately 30 minutes. Your provider will give you a specific time estimate during your consultation based on your customized treatment plan.

    Is there any downtime after Ultherapy?

    Ultherapy is a non-invasive procedure with no downtime, so you can return to your normal activities immediately after treatment. Some patients may experience slight redness, swelling, tingling, or tenderness to the touch, but these are typically mild and temporary, usually resolving within a few hours to a few days.

    How is Ultherapy different from laser treatments?

    While lasers typically address issues in the superficial layers of the skin (such as fine lines, wrinkles, and pigmentation), Ultherapy works at a much deeper level—reaching the same foundational layer addressed in cosmetic surgery. Ultherapy uses focused ultrasound energy, while lasers use light energy. They can actually be complementary treatments for comprehensive facial rejuvenation.

    Who is a good candidate for Ultherapy?

    The ideal Ultherapy candidate has mild to moderate skin laxity—skin that has begun to feel and look less firm than before. A lowered brow line, loose skin on the neck, sagging under the chin, or lines on the chest are common signs. Ultherapy is not a replacement for a surgical facelift but is an excellent option for those not ready for surgery or wanting to extend the results of previous cosmetic surgery.

    How many Ultherapy treatments will I need?

    Most patients achieve their desired results with just one treatment. However, some patients may benefit from additional sessions based on their degree of skin laxity and their body’s biological response to the ultrasound and collagen-building process. Many patients choose to have annual maintenance treatments to stay ahead of the aging process. Individual results may vary. Ultherapy is FDA-cleared for non-invasive lifting of the skin on the face, neck, and chest. Consult with our certified providers to determine if Ultherapy is right for you. The content on this page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Patient testimonials reflect individual experiences and results may vary. Photos used are for illustrative purposes only. 22 Locations in California, Nevada, Texas, and Arizona Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center Locations Find Nearest Location Beverly Hills Location 1856 Sepulveda Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90025 View All Locations Follow Us © Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center Privacy Policy HIPAA Policy Sitemap Accessibility × NEW PATIENT 15% off schedule your free consultation choose a time that works for your consultation or treatment " * " indicates required fields First Name *

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    Every price on this page is a starting price

    Ultherapy is quoted by the number of ultrasound lines delivered, so a single figure would be a fiction. You get your exact number at the assessment, before you commit to anything.

    Ultrasound imaging, not guesswork

    The provider sees the layers beneath your skin before delivering energy, so treatment is planned against your anatomy.

    We will tell you when surgery is the answer

    Ultherapy tightens what you have. Where laxity is significant, no amount of ultrasound substitutes for a facelift and you will hear that from us.

    Cheaper options are on the same menu

    Morpheus8 at $1,200 solves many of the same complaints. Being shown the cheaper option is not something you should have to ask for.

    Honest about what we do not carry

    We do not have Thermage or Sofwave. If one of those is specifically what you want, better to know now.

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    Medically reviewed by the BHRC clinical team. Last reviewed August 2026.

    This page is for general information and is not medical advice. Treatment suitability, pricing and results vary by individual and are confirmed at consultation with a licensed provider.