has been used in medicine for over 50 years, not only in the field of aesthetic medicine but also in the treatment of serious diseases such as tumors, benign and / or cancerous, fibroids etc. In the field of medical aesthetics it has been used when after clinical studies have found that ultrasounds can reach below the surface of the skin at depths that could not be otherwise approached, such as laser. Hifu technology does not affect the surface of the skin but also targets works in the deeper layers of the skin. It affects the structural tissues and muscles, providing targeted energy, through high frequency ultrasound. Based on the body's ability to autoimmune, we have the potential to reinforce elements such as collagen and elastin. Because it does not affect the surface of the skin, it does not cause any change, irritation or sensitivity to it, so no care is required after application and there is no visible trace of it. During the HIFU MEDICAL treatment, the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, as an expert in the area and operated during invasive facelift, can make the most of the capabilities of high medical technology and intervene with precision in three different levels under the skin, depending on the area and the particular tissue on which it wants to act. Below the skin of the face and neck there are different tissues. Depending on the needs of the individual we are given the opportunity to act on them, redefining the tumors and hanging the tissues used in the surgical face-lift. In this way, a multiple effect is achieved because the intervention is targeted to the tissues you really need. The excitation and shrinkage zones in which the Plastic Surgeon intervenes during the process are at 1.5 mm, 3 mm and 4.5 mm deep. The deep stimulation achieved has a multiple effect.
At a depth of 1.5 mm below the epidermis, it interferes with fibroblasts found in dermis and elastin, collagen and hyaluronate.
At a depth of 3 mm, in the inner layers of the skin, along with the stimulation and creation of elastin and collagen, we aim also at tightening of tissues and muscles, as in the area of the muscular tibia. At this level, the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon intervenes in the area of the throat and the double-digger, achieving tightening and recovery in these areas as well as in the oval face.
At a depth of 4.5 mm, in the SMAS, we intervene at a level of clamping and retraction, not only in the tissues but also in the muscles that are at this deeper point. Applying the treatment results in the recovery of the cheekbones, the nasopharyngeal groove and the contour of the face.