High Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) focuses on ultrasound energy at a single point. High-intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) is traditionally used for medical treatment and is a “non-invasive” treatment. The energy source is ultrasonic, similar to the principle that solar focused sunlight produces large energy at the focal point. This technique focuses the extracorporeal low-energy ultrasound on the body’s SMAS layer, quickly penetrates the skin’s dermis and fat layer, and heat is transferred directly to the 3 – 4 mm superficial The superficial Musculo-Aponeurotic System (SMAS) accelerates tissue molecules at high speeds and instantly heats up to 60-70 degrees, causing the entire SMAS fascia to shrink and form a heat-cured area. Since the epidermis, dermis, adipose tissue and muscle system are connected by the SMAS fascia layer, when the SMAS fascia layer is contracted by heat, the entire connective tissue is tightened at the same time, just like an in vitro operation. The body’s SMAS performs a “powerful pull” of “suspension” to achieve a firming and anti-wrinkle effect.

The HIFU reaches the treatment site at a rate of 0.05 seconds without compromising the surrounding tissue and is safe. Since the HIFU heating temperature can reach 60-70 degrees, it can promote the skin to produce more collagen than the general medical RF instrument (RF Thermal Maggie). The firming effect is unquestionable.