HIFU Body skin tightening
HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) is a non-invasive treatment used to firm and tighten the skin on the face, neck, and body. It works by delivering focused ultrasound energy into targeted layers of the skin, stimulating natural collagen production and improving skin firmness over time.
HIFU is commonly performed as a single treatment, with results developing gradually and maintenance typically required every 1–2 years, depending on the individual. The treatment is often referred to as a non-surgical alternative to skin tightening procedures, as it does not involve needles, incisions, or downtime.
Course Content Hifu Body:
This course provides both theoretical knowledge and practical training, covering:
Legislation and regulations
Contraindications and client suitability
Anatomy and physiology
Health and safety
History of HIFU
The SMAS layer
Cellulite and adipose tissue
Ultrasound technology
HIFU machines and cartridges
Benefits of HIFU body treatments
Client care and treatment planning
Pricing guidance
Consultation process
Step-by-step body HIFU treatment protocol
Difference between Body HIFU and Lipo HIFU
Aftercare advice
How does the course work?
The course is divided into two parts:
Theory (Online)
The theoretical component must be completed before attending the practical session.
Practical Training (In-Person)
The practical assignment is completed on an agreed date following the course purchase.
You will spend approximately 2–3 hours practising on a model at our London training venue (E10 6RA).
Will I require a model?
Yes, one model is usually required.
All training is carried out using our professional HIFU machine, which is provided on the day.
Do I Need Experience Before Booking a Course?
No prior experience or qualifications are required to enrol.This course is suitable for beginners as well as experienced practitioners.
Certificate
Upon successful completion, you will receive an end-of-course certificate, which is CPD Group accredited and allows you to work with the public (subject to insurance requirements).