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Get answers to common questions about HIFU – BODY.
HIFU delivers focused ultrasound energy to targeted fat and deep connective tissue, disrupting fat cells and stimulating collagen. Over weeks to months the body eliminates broken-down fat while skin tightens, gradually revealing improved contours often after one session but commonly with a series of treatments.
HIFU treats many areas—abdomen, flanks, thighs, arms—and works across skin tones because it targets deep tissue rather than pigment. Suitability depends on fat thickness and skin laxity; a consultation determines candidacy and a customized, safe treatment plan.
Many clients notice initial tightening after a single session, with best contouring often after two to four sessions spaced several weeks apart. The exact number depends on your goals and treated area; your specialist will recommend a tailored plan.
HIFU – BODY requires minimal downtime—most clients return to normal activities immediately. Temporary redness, swelling or tenderness can occur for a few days; avoid strenuous exercise for 24–48 hours and follow aftercare guidance for optimal comfort.
Destroyed fat cells do not return, so results can be long-lasting, but aging and weight fluctuations affect appearance. Many clients enjoy sustained improvement for years; periodic maintenance sessions and healthy lifestyle choices help preserve results.
Side effects are typically mild—temporary redness, swelling, numbness or tenderness. Contraindications include pregnancy, active infection, certain autoimmune disorders, and implanted electronic devices. A full medical review and disclosure of medications ensure safe treatment.