HIFU Fat Removal

HIFU is a brand new technology for 2016, which targets fat by penetrating through the skin layers without harming skin or tissues. This treatment is precise and only requires a one-hour session.

Price List

£225 per session

Frequently Asked Questions

HIFU uses a working surface area of 43mm² delivering high intensity focused ultrasound 13mm into the subcutaneous fat via a hand piece. This energy creates a heat of 60-65° causing Necrosis within the fat cells in targeted areas. HIFU will treat ‘pockets of fat’ situated around the body, ideal for sculpting the body shape. The effected fat cells in the treated area die and dissolve over a course of weeks.

The HIFU treatment focuses on pockets of fat on the abdomen and flanks, under arm and inside thighs.

The fat cells in the treated area die and dissolve then the residue is picked up by the Lymphatic system and removed through the body over a course of weeks. This will give a permanent reduction in the fat layer treated.

Firstly the Therapist will mark the treated area to determine treatment procedure. A thin layer of gel is applied to the skin and the treatment head. The treatment head is placed on the area and the HIFU is emitted. There will be a build-up of heat in the area for 2 minutes and then the hand piece is placed in the next area and process repeated until the area is complete.

As soon as the session is over, the treatment area will have normal surface temperature but heat will be felt deeper in the skin. The area can be red and swollen and this can be experienced for up to 2 weeks. The results of the HIFU procedure are usually visible two to four months after treatment.

This treatment can not be performed if you are or have:

Pregnancy, Recent pregnancy or breast-feeding
Heart conditions including pacemaker
Thrombosis or thrombophlebitis
Anticoagulant medication
History of Cancer
Metal prosthesis or implants
Diabetes
Epilepsy
Auto immune conditions
Skin thinning medication
Active Herpes in treatment area
Inflammation, Infection, Psoriasis or eczema in the treatment area