Tightening loosened skin where fat has been reduced, to refine the line.
When weight or fat is reduced, skin can be left behind and the line may look collapsed.
Radiofrequency and ultrasound energy are delivered to the dermis and subcutaneous layer to prompt collagen contraction and renewal; it is used on wide areas such as the abdomen, arms and thighs, planned in order alongside fat-reduction procedures.
Suited to those whose first concern is loosened skin rather than fat.
Reducing fat alone does not always refine the surface.
We set the order of the two approaches and plan them together.
We distinguish by diagnosis whether what you need now is reduction or tightening.
Delivery is divided so it does not concentrate on one area, keeping it even.
Rather than one strong session, we continue at intervals while reviewing the response.
※ The information above is a general guide; the actual scope and course may differ with your condition, the area and your procedure history.
Every procedure is decided after a consultation with a specialist.
The specialist checks your condition and decides the scope and the order.
The method and timing of anaesthesia are divided by area and intensity.
The specialist carries out the procedure within the planned scope.
We explain soothing care and home care, then review the change with you afterwards.
It depends on your recovery and whether you are breastfeeding.
We confirm the timing together at the consultation before deciding.
It feels like gentle warmth, and most people have it without anaesthesia.
It is possible, though we adjust the order and spacing so recovery does not overlap.
It depends on the size of the area and the state of firmness.
It is usually planned over several sessions at intervals.