YOSHITOMO
CHIHARAPHYSICIAN & PHD

AESTHETIC MEDICINE

HIFU / ULTRAcel Q+

Laxity & facial contour

Focused ultrasound heats selected tissue to address laxity. Skin thickness, fat and anatomy guide treatment depth and area.

How it works

Assessment is followed by gel and ultrasound delivery, listed as around 30–60 minutes. Settings account for discomfort and heat.

Visits & recovery

Results vary. The clinic describes approximately three-month intervals, but repeat treatment requires assessment of the previous response.

Risks & considerations

Pain, redness and heat may occur; burns or nerve effects also require discussion. The clinic identifies the device as unapproved under Japanese pharmaceutical/device law, and excludes pregnancy, keloid tendency, metal implants, pacemakers and heart disease.

Fees at a glance

Selected published fees, in Japanese yen including tax—not a complete price range or total quote. Elective self-pay care is not covered by Japanese public insurance. Confirm eligibility, session count and consultation, anaesthesia, test and medicine charges.

Clinic information checked:
Item & conditionsFee, tax included
HIFU / face including under-chin / standard¥84,700

First-visit offers, return deadlines and add-on products may apply. Injection volume and hair-removal area/session count change the total.

All clinic fees & conditions (Japanese) (opens in a new tab)

Common questions

How often is it repeated?

The clinic describes roughly three-month intervals; repeat timing follows assessment of the previous response.

Is the device approved in Japan?

The clinic identifies it as unapproved under Japanese pharmaceutical/device law and excludes pregnancy, keloid tendency, metal implants, pacemakers and heart disease.

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