As you know, in the last post we already debunked the 5 most common myths surrounding the use of ultrasound on the face. Since the response and your interest were so great, in today's blog post we will explain 6 more myths that circulate about the use of ultrasound on the face.
Myth 6: Ultrasound burns the skin
No, ultrasound does not burn your skin or your tissue. This claim is absolutely false. These myths were adapted from the field of laser treatment. Lasers used for skin rejuvenation occasionally carry the risk of causing burns. This is not the case with our emmi®-skin and modern ultrasound technology.
Myth 7: Ultrasonic facial applications are not safe for people with fair skin
Our emmi®-skin can be used on all skin colours. This is because our state-of-the-art ultrasound technology does not change pigments, but directly stimulates collagen production in the dermis.
Myth 8: Ultrasound = Ultrasound
False! Not every ultrasound-based procedure is the same. Our emmi®-skin uses high-intensity therapeutic ultrasound. This means that it is primarily used in aesthetics.
Myth 9: Only apply ultrasound to one area of the face
This is also a myth and, according to dermatologists and plastic surgeons, is not true. Our emmi®-skin can be used to improve fine lines and wrinkles throughout the entire face.
Myth 10: Ultrasound applications do not affect collagen production
Our emmi®-skin generates heat in the middle dermis to promote the growth of new collagen. Collagen is exactly the structural protein that gives our skin the smooth, elastic properties of youth.
Myth 11: Ultrasound applications are dangerous
Ultrasound applications with our emmi®-skin are considered safe. They are neither dangerous nor do they damage the tissue under the skin's surface.
We hope that we have now been able to clear up all the misinformation about our emmi®-skin and ultrasound facial applications.
