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Get answers to common questions about HIFU / ULTHERAPY - Face.
A typical session lasts 45 to 90 minutes depending on treated areas and intensity. Your provider will map target zones first; full-face treatments usually run closer to an hour, with clients returning to normal activities immediately after.
Most clients report mild to moderate discomfort during pulses; topical numbing or oral analgesics can be used. Post-treatment tenderness, redness, or swelling is common but typically resolves within days to a week.
You may notice subtle lifting immediately, but collagen rebuilding produces progressive improvement over two to three months. Results often continue to refine up to six months and can last a year or more depending on individual factors.
Ideal candidates have mild to moderate skin laxity and seek a non-surgical lift. Not recommended for severe sagging or certain medical conditions; a consult and skin assessment determine suitability and personalized treatment planning.
Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness or minor bruising can occur and generally subside within days to two weeks. Rare side effects include numbness or nerve irritation; we discuss risks, aftercare, and safety during your consultation.
Many clients achieve desired lift with a single full-face session, though some benefit from a second treatment after three to six months. Maintenance sessions are recommended every 12–24 months based on aging and individual response.