AESTHETIC MEDICINE · HIFU TECHNOLOGY

HIFU Liftera

Choose facial or body HIFU and explore the available areas. We’ll guide you in confirming which treatment is suitable for you.

Body HIFU areas

Arms and pre-axillary area HIFU LIFTERA · BODY

Arms and pre-axillary area

Compare the arm and pre-axillary treatment options.

From €820,002 options
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Back HIFU LIFTERA · BODY

Back

Option targeting the back area.

Price €480,00
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Abdomen and navel area HIFU LIFTERA · BODY

Abdomen and navel area

Options for the abdomen and periumbilical area.

From €370,003 options
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THE TECHNOLOGY, EXPLAINED

Body HIFU: each area requires assessment

Liftera uses focused ultrasound in protocols tailored to different body areas. Depending on the indication, treatment may aim to improve skin firmness and, in some cases, address localised fat. It is not a weight-loss procedure.

Results and their progression vary between individuals. This does not replace surgery when surgery is the appropriate option; treatment suitability requires professional assessment.

Illustration of the different layers of the skin
Liftera device and its Line and Pen applicators

PERSONALISED TREATMENT

Line and Pen: two ways to tailor application

LineAllows relatively large areas to be treated using linear applications.
PenHelps adapt application to anatomical curves and contours.

The clinician determines the technique and settings based on the area and prior assessment.

Frequently asked questions about body HIFU

What is body Liftera used for?

It may form part of a protocol aimed at improving firmness in certain body areas. Suitability depends on a professional assessment.

Is it a weight-loss treatment?

No. It does not replace weight loss or guarantee any specific reduction in volume. It is important to distinguish skin laxity from localised fat before deciding.

Are results immediate?

Changes may develop gradually, and their extent varies depending on the area and individual characteristics.

Do I need an assessment beforehand?

Yes. It helps confirm suitability, review medical history and contraindications, and tailor treatment to each person.