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'''HIFU''' (high-intensity focused ultrasound; Ultherapy is the named US device) heats SMAS/dermis to tighten. Modest. Painful. Not a [[thread lift]], not a [[facelift]]. Looksmaxxing “HIFU jawline” ads oversell a millimeter of brow or jowl. Burns and nerve zaps exist. Energy is not geometry.
'''HIFU''' (high-intensity focused ultrasound; Ultherapy is the named US device) heats SMAS or dermis to tighten. Effect is typically modest. Pain, burns, and nerve injury are documented. It is not a [[thread lift]] and not a [[facelift]].
 
== This wiki's view ==
Energy is not geometry. A millimeter of brow or jowl change is not a jawline. Use it as skin/SMAS tightening if at all; hitch or surgery for descent.


== See also ==
== See also ==

Revision as of 23:48, 10 September 2026

HIFU
Field Medicine
Also known as Ultherapy, high-intensity focused ultrasound


HIFU (high-intensity focused ultrasound; Ultherapy is the named US device) heats SMAS or dermis to tighten. Effect is typically modest. Pain, burns, and nerve injury are documented. It is not a thread lift and not a facelift.

This wiki's view

Energy is not geometry. A millimeter of brow or jowl change is not a jawline. Use it as skin/SMAS tightening if at all; hitch or surgery for descent.

See also