Tentripple · 3-Line HIFU
Tentripple
A lifting treatment using 3-line HIFU that acts on the dermis and SMAS layer simultaneously.
Effects
Expected Effects
- Simultaneous dermis and SMAS lifting
- Improves reduced elasticity
- Shorter treatment time with 3 lines
- Refines facial contour
How It Works
How This Equipment Works
Tentripple is based on High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) technology; three transducers operate simultaneously so that a single shot delivers three lines and dot-shaped energy at once. This allows a wider area to be treated in less time than the conventional single-line method.
The focused ultrasound energy forms tiny thermal coagulation points in the dermis and SMAS layer at a certain depth within the skin. At these coagulation points, tissue proteins denature and contract, producing an immediate tightening effect, and afterward collagen and elastin are newly produced through the wound-healing response, so a gradual lifting improvement can be expected.
- Energy type: High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (3-Line HIFU)
- Target tissue: Dermis and SMAS layer
- Biological response: Tissue contraction and collagen regeneration from the formation of thermal coagulation points
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Is it more painful than conventional HIFU?
A. The degree of pain varies greatly between individuals, and delivering multiple lines at once does not necessarily mean the pain itself is greater. The sensation felt can differ depending on the treatment depth, area, and energy intensity, and numbing cream can be used together if needed.
Q. How long does the treatment take?
A. With the 3-line simultaneous method, the treatment time tends to be shorter than the conventional single-line method, taking about 20 to 40 minutes depending on the area.
Q. Is recovery time needed after the treatment?
A. Most people can return to daily activities right away without any separate downtime; temporary redness or slight swelling may occur but usually subsides within a short time.
Q. How often should I have the treatment?
A. The recommended interval can vary depending on the condition of the skin and fascia and the degree of aging, so it is best to decide after consulting with a specialist.
※ Treatment results and responses may vary from person to person, and side effects may occur. Please consult us during your visit for details.
