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Ultrasound Therapy — Long Used for Imaging and Other Treatments — Is Now Helping to Give people's Faces a Lift.

The classic European facial has helped clear the pores and refine the skin of millions of women (and men) the world over. If you’re ready to take your monthly facial to the next level, consider the ultrasonic facial.

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Using a machine that emits high-frequency sonic waves, ultrasonic facial treatments cleanse, repair and stimulate the skin.

 

The ultrasonic facial is a medically proven treatment that uses ultrasound to loosen and remove dead skin cells and restores the natural electrical charge to cells.

 

The process is safe: it doesn`t use crystals or chemicals and is perfect for sensitive, sun-damaged, acne and acne prone skin types. 

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Le Caprice Ultrasonic Facials

Great for Sensitive Skin

If you have a skin type that isn’t well suited to most skin treatments, ultrasonic facial treatments can help. It works well on people who suffer from Rosacea and acne.

Lighten Under Eye Circles

If you’ve been suffering from unnecessarily dark under eye circles, ultrasonic facial treatment may be the answer.

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Your skin will have that lit-from-within glow - making it the perfect treatment to indulge in before a big event.

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Once your skin is rejuvenated and healthy looking, maintain your results with monthly ultrasonic facials.

Tightens and Tones

Those who are dealing with wrinkles and saggy skin can kiss these troubles goodbye with a consistent regimen of ultrasonic facial treatments.

A Micro Facelift without the Scalpel 

Gently stimulates the skin to encourage collagen and elastin production. With a series of treatments, fine lines and wrinkles are less noticeable and skin color, tone and texture becomes more even and uniform.

If You’re Ready to Put Bad Skin Behind You, Visit Us at Le Caprice.

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Ultrasonic Facial Treatment Frequently Asked Questions

How does Ultrasonic Facial Work?

This high-tech facial uses a specialized ultrasonic/ultrasound machine that emits high-frequency waves. Ultrasonic treatments benefit a variety of skin types and can improve many common skin conditions. Your esthetician will customize your ultrasonic facial according to your skin type and skincare needs.



What results can I expect to see?

Ultrasonic facial treatments use sound waves to boost circulation and stimulate the protein that gives skin its elasticity and firmness. Other benefits: Stimulates blood flow Exfoliates dead skin cells Clears acne Tightens facial area Helps diminish wrinkles and fine lines Reduces under eye bags Fades age spots, redness, and scars



What does an Ultrasonic Facial feel like?

It takes approximately 30 minutes to treat a whole face and the only discomfort is some feeling of heat in the skin (which not everyone gets). There is no downtime – you could easily have a treatment at lunchtime and go out that evening looking amazing.



Is an Ultrasonic Facial right for me?

Safe for most people: The sonic waves emitted by the ultrasound machine aren’t harmful to your health. However, if you have an autoimmune disorder, a diagnosed heart disorder or cancer, it’s best to skip the ultrasonic treatment. Anyone living with a chronic health condition should check with his or her physician before proceeding with any aesthetic treatment. It’s not recommended to undergo ultrasonic facial treatment if you’re pregnant or have a pacemaker. If you don’t fit in either of those categories, there are no negative effects associated with ultrasonic facial treatments.



Ultrasound Facial Disclaimer

All content, including text, graphics, images, and information available on or through this website is for general informational purposes only. This website, skin care treatments and services received at Le Caprice Paris are intended for general cosmetic purposes only and are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical treatment. Results may vary with each person.