HIFU is an advanced, non-surgical treatment that uses focused ultrasound energy to target selected layers beneath the skin.
It is commonly used for skin tightening, facial lifting and selected body-contouring concerns. The treatment works by delivering focused energy to targeted tissue, helping stimulate collagen remodelling and improve the appearance of skin firmness over time.
At Pure Derma, we believe that every skin concern deserves a personalised approach. Our dermatologist assesses your skin, concerns and treatment goals to determine whether HIFU is suitable for you.
Whether you are looking to improve skin firmness, define your jawline or address selected body-contouring concerns, we focus on recommending the right treatment for your skin.
HIFU may help improve the appearance of mild to moderate skin laxity and support firmer-looking skin.
A non-surgical option for selected facial lifting concerns, helping improve the appearance of sagging skin
May help improve the appearance of the jawline when skin laxity is contributing to a less defined contour.
May be considered for selected concerns involving loose skin beneath the chin. Not every double chin is suitable for HIFU.
Depending on the device and treatment plan, HIFU may be used for selected body-contouring concerns.
Common areas may include:
HIFU uses focused ultrasound energy to target specific tissue layers beneath the skin.
The energy creates controlled heating in the targeted tissue, which can stimulate collagen remodelling. Over time, this may help improve the appearance of skin firmness and tightening.
The treatment does not involve surgical cuts or incisions.
Results develop gradually and vary depending on your skin, treatment area and individual response.
HIFU stands for High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound. It is a non-surgical treatment that uses focused ultrasound energy to target selected tissue layers beneath the skin.
It is commonly used for skin tightening and lifting concerns.
HIFU may be recommended for:
HIFU delivers focused ultrasound energy to targeted tissue layers. This creates controlled heating that supports collagen remodelling and may improve skin firmness over time.
HIFU may be suitable for many Indian skin types because it targets tissue beneath the skin rather than primarily targeting skin pigment.
However, suitability depends on your skin condition, treatment area and the device being used.
You may experience warmth, tingling or brief discomfort during treatment.
The level of discomfort varies depending on the treatment area, device and individual sensitivity.
Treatment time depends on the area being treated and the treatment plan.
Small areas may take less time than larger facial or body areas. Your clinic can provide an estimated duration during consultation.
The number of sessions depends on your skin laxity, treatment area and individual response.
Some patients may need a single session, while others may benefit from additional treatments.
Your dermatologist will recommend a suitable plan.
Results usually develop gradually as collagen remodelling takes place.
Some improvement may be noticed over the following weeks, with further changes developing over the next few months.
Results vary from person to person.
HIFU may help improve the appearance of mild to moderate facial skin laxity.
It is a non-surgical treatment and does not produce the same results as a surgical facelift.
HIFU may help improve the appearance of jawline definition when skin laxity is a contributing factor.
Your dermatologist will assess whether it is suitable for your concern.
HIFU may be considered for selected concerns involving loose skin beneath the chin.
However, a double chin can have different causes, including fat, skin laxity or anatomy. Your dermatologist will assess the cause before recommending treatment.
Depending on the device and its approved applications, HIFU may be used for selected body-contouring concerns involving areas such as the abdomen, flanks, upper arms and thighs.
Suitability depends on your treatment goals and the technology available.
HIFU often involves little to no significant downtime.
You may experience temporary redness, swelling, tenderness or sensitivity after treatment.
Before treatment:
After treatment:
HIFU is generally considered safe when performed by a qualified professional using an appropriate device and settings.
Possible side effects include temporary redness, swelling, discomfort and sensitivity. Rarely, burns, nerve irritation or changes in sensation may occur.
Your dermatologist will assess your suitability and explain the risks before treatment.
