HIFU and LINEAR HIFU are both well-known terms, but this time we will explain how LINEAR HIFU is different from HIFU.
What is HIFU = Dot HIFU?
The so-called HIFU treatment is performed using a method called dot HIFU.
Dot hyphen was developed first, and hyphen treatment became popular, after which linear hyphen was invented.
Dot hyphen is a treatment method that focuses on a point, as dot means point.
Since energy is concentrated on a point, a strong effect can be obtained on one point.
What is Linear Hyphen?
Linear Hyphen is a type of hyphen that focuses the irradiation energy on a line.
Because it is irradiated in a line, the concentration of energy is not that strong, but instead, because it is irradiated in a line, the volume of the irradiated area is large.
Effects of Dot Hyphen and Linear Hyphen
In the case of Dot Hyphen, strong energy is applied to the irradiated area, so the temperature of that area rises to about 60-70 degrees.
If the temperature rises that high, the protein in that area will be damaged by the heat, causing the irradiated area to contract.
This lifts the skin and gives it firmness.
In the case of Linear Hyphen, the focus is on a line, so the temperature of the irradiated area does not rise as much as with Dot Hyphen.
Therefore, the contracture effect is less than that of Dot Hyf, but the temperature of the irradiated area increases, which causes fat cells to dissolve due to heat.
This destroys fat cells and releases the fat inside the cells.
Which is better, Dot Hyf or Linear Hyf?
Dot Hyf is a recommended treatment for improving skin firmness and sagging because of its high contracture effect.
Linear hyphen treatment is recommended for those who want to reduce their size.
Therefore, people in their 20s tend to want linear hyphen treatment to reduce the size of their under-chin and face line, while people in their 30s and older often choose dot hyphen treatment.
About our HYF treatment
MY Beauty Clinic has introduced a HYF treatment machine called Ultraformer MPT.
We can handle both dot HYF and linear HYF, so please feel free to contact us.
