The HIFU (High Intensity Focused Ultrasound) beams through the surface of the skin to deliver precise and fractional ultrasound energy to the deeper dermis, subcutaneous tissue and muscle layers.
This energy stimulates both muscle firming and new collagen productions, with no disruption to the outer skin surface (no scarring).
This treatment can target various depths of the body’s tissue for skin tightening, skin lifting and body contouring. Entirely non-invasive, It is sometime called the ‘Lunchtime Face Lift’ as the treatment is quick, very tolerable and has no downtime.
This HIFU machine targets the upper dermis 1.5mm, lower dermis 3.00mm and most importantly the SMAS at 4.5mm. The SMAS is the layer that sits between your muscle and your fat layer.
9mm and 13mm cartridges are used for the body, here HIFU energy is used to target the fat layer and destroy fat cells. HIFU is ideal for body contouring post pregnancy tummy, abdomen fat, bingo wings, thighs and under the buttocks; for a non-surgical bum lifting effect. It can even tighten the skin on the knees and arms, helping to improve the ‘crepey’ look. HIFU is a very effective treatment for both inch loss and fat loss – at the same time tightening the skin!
This SMAS layer is the actual area a plastic surgeon would pull and tighten under a surgical operation using a knife. HIFU targets this layer without any surgical incisions, giving the patient a no-downtime facelift. Which means you can gain excellent results without any risks associated with surgery, such as infection, scarring, swelling etc. Treatments are fast and results can be seen immediately for some patients, depending on the level of laxity your skin has.
Some people may have some mild redness and maybe light bruising the next day.
Benefits
- Reduces deep wrinkles and fine lines
- Lifts & firms sagging skin
- Tightens and smooths
- Smooths crows feet and frown and jowl lines
- Improves definition
- Rejuvenates & refines
- Reduces open pores
- Contours and sculpts
FAQs:
How does Hifu work?
Who is HIFU best suited too?
A good candidate for HIFU is someone with skin that has “relaxed” to the point of looking, and often feeling, less firm. A lowered eyebrow line or sagging skin on the eyelids, for instance, is often the first sign of “maturing” skin. Typically, those in their late thirties and older who have mild to moderate skin laxity are candidates.
While HIFU is not a replacement for a surgical face lift, there are many people who want some lifting but are not ready for surgery, either mentally, financially or logistically. There are also younger people who want to “stay ahead of the game” as well as those looking to prolong the effects of cosmetic surgery.How long will a HIFU treatment take?
Is there downtime?
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Is HIFU a replacement for a facelift?
What are the pre and post procedure care?
- Stop all medicated applications on face 1 day before and 1 day after the treatment
- Use a sunscreen of SPF 30 daily after the procedure
- Use make-up, if you have to, 3 hours after the procedure
- Avoid excessive exposure to the sun during and between treatments