HiFu Beauty

Collagen and elastin are proteins that support the structure and foundation of the skin. They keep our skin firm and elastic. However, as we age, we lose collagen and elastin, which leads to skin sagging, drooping, and wrinkles.
 

What is HIFU?

 
High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) treatment essentially lifts your skin naturally over time. Using high-intensity focused ultrasound, the sound waves are concentrated on a single point to produce high energy that acts on the dermal layer of the skin and the SMAS (superficial muscular aponeurotic system) layer. This stimulates the production and remodeling of collagen to tighten contours and smooth wrinkles. The ultrasound waves first penetrate the deeper layers of the skin, then heat and break down cells at a cellular level. To repair this damage, your skin naturally starts producing collagen and elastin in the affected areas, restoring lost strength and tightness over time. This process results in an overall improvement in the appearance of a more youthful face.
 

How HIFU Works

 
HIFU is an innovative alternative to cosmetic surgery. It uses high-energy sound waves to tighten skin and muscles, making facial contours appear younger. Some practitioners also claim that this treatment can help eliminate acne, accelerate healing after injury or cosmetic surgery, reduce cellulite, and prevent stretch marks. These claims are based on acoustic lenses, which direct ultrasound energy to a specific depth beneath the skin.
 
Suitable for:
Skin sagging, skin laxity, collagen loss, and other similar concerns.
 
 
Not suitable for:
Pregnant women, those with skin conditions like dermatitis or keloid-prone skin.
 
Anyone with previously injected dermal fillers (such as hyaluronic acid or microcrystalline ceramics) should inform the physician beforehand.
 
Individuals with immune system disorders should notify the doctor in advance.
 
 
Potential complications:
 
Redness, mild swelling, slight tingling, or tenderness.
 
Small areas of bruising or numbness post-treatment, but these are rare and temporary.
 
 
Pre-treatment instructions:
Inform the physician in advance of any skin conditions or diseases.
 
 
Post-treatment care:
Skin may experience slight redness, mild swelling, or tingling/tenderness for a few days to one or two weeks.
 
Results vary by individual and may start to appear 2 to 3 months after treatment, although some may require more than one session.
 
Avoid exfoliating products post-treatment.
 
Do not rub the face vigorously when washing; instead, pat dry with a towel.
 
Skin may be dry or itchy post-treatment, so be sure to moisturize and protect with sunscreen. Avoid rubbing the skin with hands.