3D Skin Lift is not suitable for pregnant women.

3D Skin Lift is recommended for people with good general health. It is not advisable for those with implantable pacemaker or internal defibrillator.

As Aurora Radiofrequency is used in this programme, it is also not advisable for patients with broken blood vessels or capillaries, as well as rosacea because heat emitted during the procedure may exacerbate inflammation and redness.

This treatment is also not suitable for those with severe skin laxity as cosmetic surgery may be a more appropriate alternative.

You may begin to see visible results after the first session, though results are usually clearer after the second or third session.

You may experience slight numbness, tenderness, redness, swelling, and — in rare cases — mild bruising or blisters at the treatment area. These are temporary and will usually resolve within a week from the treatment session.

Onda Body Tight is not suitable for pregnant women.

We recommend Onda Body Tight treatments be spaced three to four weeks apart. This interval of time is required to allow the lymphatic system to drain away the free fat and cellular debris that have been produced in the treatment area.

You may begin to see visible results after the first session, though results are usually clearer after the second or third session.

You may experience some brief tenderness, redness, swelling, and less commonly — mild bruising or blisters at the treatment area. These will usually resolve within a few days after the treatment session.