HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) waves stimulate or ablate tissue through Neocollagenesis process. Similar to a magnifying glass, the focusing mechanism concentrates ultrasound waves at a specific point, resulting in visible outcomes including skin lifting, tightening, and body contouring.

When these thermal and mechanical mechanisms create a Thermal Coagulation Point (TCP) in the targeted areas, protein denaturation begins at temperatures exceeding 60°C, causing tissue to reach a cytotoxic level. This process stimulates fibroblast activity and collagen synthesis.

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• STEP 1 - The dermis layer of the skin synthesizes less collagen over the course of time.
• STEP 2 - Assess the treatment area and determine the number of shots needed, considering individual factors like facial asymmetry and the severity of skin sagging.
• STEP 3 - Apply an appropriate amount of ultrasound gel to the treatment area, considering patient’s specific skin concerns.
• STEP 4 - Deliver HIFU energy to target skin layers at depths of 1.5mm, 2.0mm, 3.0mm, 4.5mm, 6.0mm, 9.0mm, and 13.0mm.
• STEP 5 - Collagen renewal is triggered by HIFU energy and goes through distinct phases, including blood coagulation, wound contraction, and the tighter formation of new collagen.
• STEP 6 - The skin’s natural repair mechanism remodels its structure, improving elasticity and firmness.