non surgical
facelift hfiu
HIFU stands for high intensity focussed ultrasound. This device uses ultrasound energy to target the SMAS layer under the surface of the skin (the layer which is tightened during surgical facelifts), to tighten the tissue and skin.
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Delivers targeted heat:
HIFU uses focused ultrasound waves to deliver energy to specific depths beneath the skin's surface.
Stimulates collagen:
This energy generates heat, which jumpstarts the body's natural collagen-building process (neocollagenesis).
Tightens and lifts:
As new collagen is produced and old tissue contracts, the skin gradually becomes firmer and tighter, leading to a lifting effect.
Targets key areas:
The treatment is effective for lifting the brow, tightening the jowls and neck, and reducing lines and wrinkles on the face and décolletage.
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Procedure:
The procedure is non-invasive and requires no downtime, so you can return to your normal activities immediately.
Comfort:
You may feel a warm sensation or slight aching over bony areas during the treatment. Local anesthetic can be applied to increase comfort.
Results:
Initial results may be seen in a few weeks, but the full effects develop over the next 3 to 6 months as new collagen forms. Results can last up to a year, often requiring an annual maintenance treatment.
Side effects:
Potential side effects are temporary and include slight redness, swelling, or tingling, which usually resolve within a few hours.
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Whole face & neck - 1 session: £1,200
Whole face - 1 session: £900
Half face - 1 session: £550