Without the use of a scalpel, HIFU helps improve skin firmness, stimulate collagen production, and achieve a lifting effect. In selected areas, the treatment may also support fat reduction, while the final result develops gradually over the following weeks.
HIFU TECHNOLOGY is a non-invasive lifting treatment that improves skin firmness. During the procedure, focused ultrasound energy (HIFU) is delivered to the same fundamental tissue layers that plastic surgeons work on during facelift procedures, but no skin incisions are made. The delivered energy initiates the body’s natural response by increasing the production of new, fresh collagen and strengthening the existing collagen. Ultrasound technology allows unprecedented control of thermal injury at a specific depth within the tissue.
HIFU TECHNOLOGY is a thermal treatment that produces the following effects: adipose tissue together with adipocytes undergoes controlled destruction, while collagen in the subcutaneous tissue is heated. This collagen effect leads to a series of consequences, acting in a similar way to RF technology but at a different depth. HIFU TECHNOLOGY, as the first on the market, offers the widest range of transducers – and as the only one, it includes body transducers at depths of 7, 13 and 18 mm (we have exclusivity for the latter), thanks to which, in addition to lifting the skin, it also has a lipolytic effect, meaning that it additionally damages fat cells, for example in abdominal folds – ideal for patients after pregnancy with stretched, wrinkled skin.
Some patients notice the first effects immediately after the treatment, but the actual results appear after about 2–3 months, as newly produced collagen gradually begins to lift and firm the skin of the face and neck and smooth the skin of the décolletage. Unlike lasers, radiofrequency and other technologies, HIFU TECHNOLOGY bypasses the skin surface, delivering energy to the optimal depth at a precisely achieved temperature of 650oC. Possible post-treatment effects include mild discomfort, short-term and slight swelling, erythema and bruising.
The photos show the results of the procedure on a specific patient. Results may vary depending on individual characteristics, the number of sessions, the patient's compliance with post-treatment recommendations, and the skill and experience of the practitioner.
