Mapping
The doctor assesses the degree of ptosis and tissue thickness and draws the map — it defines the depth and the number of lines.
SMAS lifting
An ultrasound lift that works on the same layer as a surgical facelift — but with no incisions, no anaesthesia and no recovery period.
What SMAS is and why this works
SMAS is the muscular-aponeurotic layer — the very framework of the face that a surgeon tightens during a facelift. With age it loses elasticity and descends, and that is why the jawline blurs.
Ultrasound is focused precisely on that layer and heats it point by point. The tissue contracts immediately, and over the following months the body builds new collagen at those points — which is why the result grows and lasts.
The skin itself is not damaged: the energy is delivered beneath it. No marks, no crusting, no days spent hiding at home.
What the treatment gives you
- A tightened oval and a defined jawline.
- Reduced jowls and double chin.
- Tighter skin on the neck and décolleté.
- A slight lift of the brows and corners of the mouth.
- Skin density: the result builds over 2–3 months and holds for up to 18 months.
How the treatment goes
Delivery
The device delivers focused ultrasound at the set depth. It feels like short warm pulses along the mapped lines.
Aftercare
You can return to your day right away. The doctor gives a short list of recommendations for the first days.
Indications
- A blurred oval and early jowls.
- A double chin at a normal weight.
- Loss of tone on the neck and décolleté.
- Descended brows and corners of the mouth.
- A wish for a lifting effect without surgery.
Contraindications
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Oncological conditions
- Acute inflammation or skin damage in the treatment area
- Implants and metal structures in the treatment area
- Decompensated chronic conditions
The doctor checks the full list at the consultation — this is a device-based treatment and is prescribed only after examination.
Frequently asked
When is the result visible?
Part of the effect is visible immediately. The main result forms over two to three months, while new collagen is built.
How long does it last?
On average from twelve to eighteen months — it depends on age, tissue condition and lifestyle.
Does it hurt?
It is tolerable: short warm pulses. If you are very sensitive, the doctor lowers the power or applies topical anaesthesia.
How many treatments are needed?
As a rule one treatment lasts a year to eighteen months. A repeat is scheduled by the condition of the tissue, not by the calendar.
Booking
Not sure where to start?
Leave a request — a consultant will call you back, answer your questions, help you choose the treatment and find a convenient time.
- Consultation and diagnosticsWe look at your goal, take measurements and build the plan for your course.
- A plan with clear timingYou know in advance how many sessions it takes and what to expect.
- A contract with a guaranteeThe clinic's obligations are put in writing.
We quote the price at your consultation — it depends on the area, the volume and the number of sessions.
