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Basement, 6–6A Humphreys Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui — Exit MTR TST A2, walk straight approx. 30 steps (about 20m), the office is on the left
Monday to Saturday 11:00–20:00. Closed on Sunday.
Leave your name and request on the contact page, call (852) 3166 1986, or message WhatsApp (852) 9011 5998.
Signature device treatments, hair care, injectables, wellness, and beauty care.
Assessment and planning first — not one-size-fits-all selling.
Collagen renewal is gradual. Some notice subtle change early; clearer results often appear over weeks to months, depending on your skin and aftercare.
You may feel brief warmth or a dull ache when energy reaches the target layer. The physician can adjust settings and comfort measures to your tolerance.
Ultherapy focuses ultrasound at deeper SMAS for structural support and contour; RF typically heats a broader dermal volume for overall firmness and texture. A consultation can advise one or a combination.
PRIME upgrades DeepSEE™ imaging and the operating system so the physician can see tissue more clearly and place energy more precisely, often with a more comfortable session.
Tightness may be felt soon after; clearer change usually builds over months as collagen remodels. Duration varies with skin and lifestyle.
Cooling spray and vibration help comfort. You may feel brief heat in deeper tissue; the physician can adjust energy throughout.
FLX heats a broader dermal volume for firmness and texture; ultrasound focuses deeper SMAS for structural lift. A consultation can advise one or both.
AccuREP™ measures impedance before each pulse and a larger purple diamond tip shortens treatment time with more even energy.
OPT square-wave pulses keep energy density more constant, improving comfort and safety versus peaking traditional pulses.
Often described as light snaps (VAS ~2–3/10); numbing is usually unnecessary. Full-face sessions take ~15–20 minutes.
Temporary brightening can be immediate; pigment fades over 1–2 weeks. Courses of 3–5 sessions every 3–4 weeks are common.
Pregnancy/breastfeeding, photosensitivity disorders, active infection/malignancy at the site; recent tanning or isotretinoin need medical review.
Mild redness/warmth for hours; hydrate, use SPF 50+, and pause acids/retinoids/high-strength vitamin C for about a week.
True pitted scars are structural dermal collapse, not surface pigment. Whitening creams cannot rebuild the dermis; treatment starts with typing the scar.
Using one device for every pit type is a common reason. Ice-pick, boxcar and rolling scars need different plans; we assess morphology before treating.
It varies. Review is often every 4–6 months. Some need yearly maintenance; more fragile skin may need longer between sessions for collagen to settle.
The first month is key for collagen remodelling. We prescribe repair products and review progress rather than ending care after a single visit.
PIH follows overstimulation of melanocytes after energy treatments, peels, injury or sun. We focus on assessment, staged energy and full aftercare.
Pigment sits deep in the dermis; superficial lasers often fail. Depth-matched wavelength, pulse settings and cooling are essential.
Epidermal café-au-lait spots can fade gradually with careful energy; multiple large lesions need systemic work-up first.
Skin imaging, history, pigment depth/activity, risk and expectations — then personalised parameters, not a sales pitch.
Laxity, fine lines, dark circles and mild under-eye droop.
Mild heat only; non-invasive with little discomfort.
Yes — typically no downtime.
One session per week in the first month, then possibly once every three weeks from the second month — frequency is set according to your condition and your doctor’s assessment.
FDA-cleared technology from BTL, manufactured in Europe; non-invasive.
