Fine lines, wrinkles and sagging skin begin to appear with age – but they are not something you have to live with. Surgery is no longer the only viable option to achieve smoother looking skin and a tighter body, thanks to revolutionary technologies devices such as the Ultraformer III. Ultraformer III is a non-invasive ultrasound device that lifts and tightens, helping you to achieve your face and body potential.
Ultraformer III uses High Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) technology to target different layers of the skin. At the shallow level, HIFU-powered transducers use precision pulses to stimulate the production of collagen.
Collagen is responsible for the skin’s elasticity and helps to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and sagging skin. Macro focused transducers use a deeper penetration of HIFU to target the body’s subcutaneous layers. Here, fat cells are destroyed, resulting in smoother contoured body lines.
Ultraformer’s multiple cartridges are customised to treat different parts of the body, creating endless combinations of treatments to suit individual needs. Results can be seen straight away and continue to improve over time due to the regeneration of collagen.
The best thing about this treatment is the long last results from just 1-3 treatments.
Ultraformer III treatments benefit anybody looking to reduce the appearance of wrinkles or achieve slimmer body contours.
The length of the Ultraformer procedure depends on the areas being treated according to your individual plan. An average face and neck procedure takes around 45-60 minutes.
The majority of patients only need one or two treatments; however, two or three treatments may be required to achieve optimal results. Improvements will be visible for up to 6 months after the initial procedure.
Ultraformer disrupts and kills fat cells located in the lower skin tissue. The dead cells are then transferred through the lymphatic system to the liver where they are disposed of.
Some patients experience redness or swelling at the targeted areas after the procedure. This is temporary, typically lasting for one or two days. Temporary bruising and numbness are also occasionally reported.
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