Assess
Review skin quality, volume, laxity, asymmetry and relevant medical history.
A consultation-led approach to skin laxity, softened facial contours and selected body concerns. FTV Clinic offers Oligio monopolar radiofrequency and Ultraformer MPT focused ultrasound, with the technology and settings chosen for your anatomy, skin condition and goals.
“Lifting” can describe several different concerns: reduced skin firmness, a softer jawline, changes around the neck, or laxity on the body. The most appropriate approach depends on tissue depth, facial volume, skin thickness, previous procedures and whether a non-surgical treatment can realistically meet your goal.
Review skin quality, volume, laxity, asymmetry and relevant medical history.
Choose radiofrequency, focused ultrasound, a staged plan or no procedure.
Plan treatment areas and settings according to anatomy and tolerance.
Reduced firmness or elasticity may be discussed in relation to skin quality, thickness and age-related change.
A softer lower-face contour can reflect skin laxity, facial volume, muscle, bone structure or a combination.
Fine lines and laxity in thinner skin require careful assessment and conservative treatment planning.
Suitability for body treatment depends on the area, tissue depth, degree of laxity and the device cartridge available.
Neither device is automatically “better.” The useful question is which energy type, treatment depth and plan are appropriate for the tissue being assessed.
Oligio delivers monopolar radiofrequency energy as controlled heat within collagen-rich skin layers. It may be considered when the treatment goal includes skin firmness, elasticity or mild-to-moderate laxity.
Temporary redness, swelling or tenderness may occur. Treatment response and duration vary.
Ultraformer MPT uses micro- and macro-focused ultrasound. Different cartridges allow the clinician to plan selected treatment depths for facial or body applications according to the assessment.
Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, tingling or altered sensation may occur. Individual risk should be discussed before treatment.
Review anatomy, skin quality, previous treatment, health history and priorities.
Define suitable areas, treatment depth and zones that should be avoided.
Deliver the selected energy with settings adapted to the clinical assessment.
Monitor recovery and reassess gradual changes before planning further treatment.
Oligio and Ultraformer MPT work through different energy types and may address different treatment depths. Some people may be offered one device; others may be considered for a combined or staged plan.
Combination treatment is not required for everyone and should not be assumed to produce a stronger result. Timing, order and suitability depend on anatomy, skin condition, comfort, treatment history and clinician judgement.
Radiofrequency may be selected when controlled dermal heating aligns with the treatment goal.
Focused ultrasound may be selected when a planned cartridge depth suits the assessed area.
If both are appropriate, the clinician may discuss sequencing them together or at separate visits.
These clinic images document individual journeys. Timing, lighting, expression and image conditions may differ. They do not predict another person’s response.
These treatments may support gradual improvements in firmness or contour for selected people, but they cannot reproduce a surgical facelift or stop ageing. No treatment can guarantee a particular degree of lift, symmetry, timing or duration.
People with more advanced laxity, significant volume change or a goal beyond what an energy-based treatment can reasonably achieve may need a different aesthetic or surgical consultation.
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