Ultrasound Guided Injections

Ultrasound-guided cosmetic injections represent the gold standard in modern aesthetic practice.

Historically, filler injections have been performed “blind”, through knowledge of normal patient anatomy.  Recent advancements have brought ultrasound guided injections to the forefront of aesthetic medicine - which we are pleased to offer at Uplifted Medical. 

 By offering real-time visualization of the injection site, this technique significantly enhances the safety and predictability of dermal filler procedures.  At Uplifted Medical, we use ultrasound to guide our injections with unparalleled accuracy—avoiding critical structures, tailoring depth and placement, and ensuring a more refined, natural-looking result.

This advanced approach is especially valuable in high-risk or previously treated areas, where unseen filler, scar tissue, or vascular structures may exist. With ultrasound guidance, we are able to navigate these complexities confidently, minimizing risks like vascular occlusion while maximizing patient comfort and outcomes. The result is a treatment experience that is not only safer but also more efficient and personalized.

The use of ultrasound in aesthetic medicine is more than a trend—it’s a commitment to excellence.  Nurse Practitioner Kim MacPherson has trained with some of the pioneers of this practice worldwide - including Dr. Steven Harris, Dr. Leonie Schelke, and PA Nicola Lowry. With her education and dedication to staying at the cutting edge of non-surgical treatments, Kim MacPherson, NP brings a level of expertise that few can match. 

At Uplifted Medical, patients can trust they are receiving care that blends art, science, and technology in the most effective and responsible way possible.Whether you are exploring injectables for the first time or seeking advanced solutions with improved safety, our ultrasound-guided approach ensures every treatment is grounded in knowledge, visual confirmation, and a patient-first philosophy. Discover the future of aesthetic medicine—delivered today.