Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Lower Face.

Most clients experience mild to moderate discomfort described as tingling or brief heat during HIFU; topical numbing can be used. There’s minimal downtime — normal activities resume immediately, though mild redness or swelling can last a few hours to a couple days.

Most patients see noticeable tightening after one session, but optimal results often require one to two treatments spaced three to six months apart. Skin condition, age, and severity of laxity determine the plan; a personalized consultation provides a tailored recommendation.

Initial improvements can appear within two to four weeks as swelling subsides, with progressive tightening and contouring over three to six months as collagen remodels. Final results continue to improve gradually and can last a year or more depending on lifestyle and skin condition.

Side effects are usually mild and temporary: redness, tenderness, slight swelling, or numbness for a few hours to days. Rarely bruising or temporary nerve irritation occurs. Our clinicians follow safety protocols and will discuss risks during consultation to ensure informed consent.

Yes. HIFU complements injectables, fillers, and skin-rejuvenation procedures to address volume loss and surface texture. Combining treatments is scheduled strategically to maximize safety and outcomes. A consultation determines the best sequence and timing tailored to your facial goals and skin health.

Not ideal for pregnant or breastfeeding patients, active skin infections, open wounds, or severe cystic acne in the treatment area. Those with certain medical implants or bleeding disorders should consult their physician. A thorough evaluation at consultation confirms candidacy and safe alternatives if needed.