HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) is a non-invasive treatment that uses focused ultrasound energy to stimulate collagen production, helping to lift, tighten, and firm the skin.

one Session of HIFU Treatment : $ 650.00


Who is a good candidate for HIFU ?
 

A good candidate for HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) is generally someone who has mild to moderate skin laxity and wants tightening/lifting without surgery.

 

• Mild–moderate loose or sagging skin, especially on the jawline, cheeks, under the chin, or neck

• Early jowls or reduced jawline definition

• Loose neck skin or mild “turkey neck”

• Mild facial drooping from aging

• Fine lines and wrinkles associated with loss of firmness

• Someone usually in their 30s–60s whose skin still has reasonable elasticity

• Someone looking for gradual, natural-looking tightening, rather than an immediate surgical-facelift result

• For body HIFU, depending on the specific device: someone with localized laxity who is relatively close to a stable weight

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HIFU is less suitable when:

• There is very severe sagging/excess skin, because HIFU cannot replace surgical removal of excess skin. It may also be inappropriate over active infections/open wounds, and treatment needs special consideration around implanted electronic devices, certain implants, pregnancy, significant medical conditions, or recent procedures in the treatment area.

• HIFU is primarily a tightening/lifting treatment—not a general facial fat-loss treatment.

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How many sessions of HIFU Treatment do I Need to get ?

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For HIFU skin tightening, the number of sessions depends on the client's age, degree of laxity, treatment area, and the specific HIFU device.

For most clients, 1 HIFU session is a reasonable starting treatment, followed by reassessment after collagen remodeling has had time to occur.

• Mild laxity: Often 1 session, with maintenance roughly every 12–18 months if appropriate.

• Moderate laxity: Sometimes 1–2 sessions may be considered, but you should not automatically schedule the second treatment before assessing the response.

• Severe laxity: Multiple HIFU sessions may still not produce the desired result; surgical or other treatment options may be more appropriate.