Program Overview: Body Contouring & Fat Reduction
This comprehensive body contouring and fat reduction program utilizes an advanced dual strategy designed to efficiently and safely optimize your body shape. First, we employ Category A technologies, such as the 1060 nm laser, Cryolipolysis (fat freezing), and High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU). These technologies precisely target specific areas to effectively reduce the number of fat cells, fundamentally decreasing fat volume at the source.
Subsequently, we integrate Category B technologies, including Radiofrequency (RF), vacuum suction, mechanical roller massage, and Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS). These methods promote the accelerated clearance of lipids released from disrupted or affected fat cells through the body’s natural metabolic pathways. They also enhance circulation and tighten the skin. Through the synergistic action of both Category A and B technologies, this program not only reduces fat cells but also supports metabolism, skin tightening, and overall body shaping, helping you achieve more ideal and long-lasting body sculpting results.
Category A: 1060 nm laser, cryolipolysis (fat freezing), and HIFU reduce the number of fat cells.
Category B: Radiofrequency (RF), vacuum, rollers, and EMS promote the metabolic clearance of lipids released from fat cells.
Comprehensive Fat Reduction Treatment Plan
I Overall Design Principles
- “A→B” Phased Treatment:
Phase A: Focus on destroying adipocytes (fat cells), with extended interval periods to ensure apoptosis (cell death) and clearance.
Phase B: Promote the metabolic removal of cellular debris and cytoplasm, and stimulate collagen regeneration and tissue tightening.
- Regional Layered and Zoned Operation:
Deep Fat Layer (Subcutaneous ≥1.5cm): Prioritize A-type technologies with strong penetration and high energy.
Shallow Fat Layer / Cellulite (Subcutaneous <1.5cm): Utilize B-type low-energy, multi-modal combination therapies.
- Treatment Rhythm and Recovery Monitoring:
After A-type treatment, allow at least 5–7 days to assess redness, swelling, pain, and lymphatic drainage status before proceeding to B-type.
B-type treatments are administered 1–2 times per week, adjusted flexibly based on bruising, skin temperature, and patient tolerance.
- Safety and Exclusion Zone Identification:
“Blue Rivers” (major vein pathways) and “Hard Bone Shields” (bony prominences) should be accurately marked pre-operatively using color Doppler ultrasound or manual palpation.
Monitor skin surface temperature in real-time (recommended: RF ≤45°C, Ultrasound ≤4.0 J/cm²) and coordinate with cooling/ice application.
II. Abdominal Fat Reduction Plan
| Phase | Procedure/Modality | Parameter Settings | Operational Key Points | Recommended Course |
| A1 | 1060nm Laser Lipolysis | Energy density 10–12 J/cm²; Pulse width ≥200 µs; Scanning speed 1.5 cm/s | Radial grid pattern (0.8–1.0 cm spacing), avoiding the rectus abdominis midline and the area within 5 cm of the umbilicus. | 3 sessions × 6-week intervals |
| A2 | Cryolipolysis | Temperature –10°C; Vacuum suction −0.5 atm; Single session 35–40 min | Place applicators parallel, overlap rate 10–15%; avoid hernia and surgical scar areas. | Alternate with A1, once every 6 weeks, total 2–3 sessions |
| A3 | HIFU | Depth 6.0 mm (deep) + 4.5 mm (mid); Energy 4.0–4.5 J; Line spacing 2.5 mm | Spiral from pubic symphysis to xiphoid process, downward path avoids costal margin, calibrate focal point ±1 mm. | 1–2 sessions × 8-week intervals |
| B | RF + Vacuum + Roller | RF temperature 42–44°C; Negative pressure −40 kPa; Roller speed 12–18 Hz | Slide from lower abdomen towards axillary lymph nodes with gentle lifting technique; 8–12 min per zone, can use drug-penetrating gel. | 6–8 sessions, once per week |
| EMS Microcurrent | Frequency 80–120 Hz; Pulse width 200–250 µs; Intensity adjusted to 70–80% tolerance | Place electrodes on bilateral rectus abdominis & lateral waist, perform intermittent muscle contractions, 10 min each time. | Concurrent with Phase B |
Special Tips:
- Post-procedure Cold Compress & Care: Immediately apply local ice pack for 10–15 min after A-type treatment; avoid saunas and high-temperature steam within 48 hours.
- Lymphatic Drainage Direction: Slide along “drainage pathways” from the abdomen towards the axilla; combine with gentle manual massage before and after each operation.
- Effect Evaluation: To quantify efficacy, measure abdominal circumference and ultrasound fat thickness before and after each A-type session.
III. Inner Thigh Sculpting Plan
| Phase | Procedure/Modality | Parameter Settings | Operational Key Points | Recommended Course |
| A1 | HIFU (3mm Depth) | Energy 2.0–2.5 J; Dot matrix mode; Spacing 4–5 mm | Mark the course of the great saphenous vein and avoid it; fixed-point focusing, energy precision ±0.2 J per point. | 2 sessions × 6–8 week intervals |
| A2 | 1060nm Circular Scan | Dynamic cooling 4°C; Energy density 9–11 J/cm²; Scanning speed 1.5 cm/s | Circular path covers fat deposits, overlap rate 20%; reduce energy to 8 J/cm² in sensitive areas if needed. | Alternate with A1, once every 6 weeks |
| B | Vacuum + Roller + RF Combo | Negative pressure −30 → −50 kPa (progressive); Roller depth 1.0–1.5 mm; RF temp 38–40°C | Circular path covers fat deposits, overlap rate 20%; reduces energy to 8 J/cm² in sensitive areas if needed. | 4–6 sessions, 1–2 times per week |
| EMS Low Frequency | Frequency 50–80 Hz; Pulse width 200 µs; Intensity 60–70% | Apply to medial fascia & distal gluteus medius to activate deep muscles, improve firmness. | Concurrent with Phase B |
IV. Facial Jawline Tightening Plan
| Phase | Technology | Parameter Settings | Operational Key Points | Recommended Course |
| A | HIFU (1.5mm Shallow) | Energy 0.8–1.0 J; Line spacing 1.5–2.0 mm; Pulses 20–30 | Radial pattern from mandible angle to chin, avoiding common carotid artery & superficial nerve plexus. | 1 session |
| B1 | Multipolar RF | Temperature 42–43°C; Duration 3–5 min | Coordinate with electrode head lifting technique, focus on platysma & mandibular border. | 3 sessions × 1-week intervals |
| B2 | EMS Microcurrent | Frequency 15–20 Hz; Pulse width 200–250 µs; Intensity 50–60% | Place electrodes on bilateral mandibular angles & chin, perform intermittent lifting contractions. | Concurrent with B1 |
V. Personalization and Special Cases
- Deep and Shallow Layered Fat >3 cm:
- Treat deep first, then shallow: A-type: First HIFU 6mm (3–4 J), 7 days later treat shallow layer with 1060nm.
- B-type: Transition negative pressure from 30kPa to 50kPa over 3 sessions.
- Significant Skin Laxity:
- Prioritize B-type: Use high-frequency EMS (100 Hz + 250 µs) to stimulate collagen.
- Perform A-type treatment 2 weeks later.
- High-Risk Patients (e.g., post-operative scars, varicose veins, cardiac pacemaker):
- Recommend avoiding high-energy settings.
- Choose conservative B-type minimally invasive techniques or postpone treatment.
VI. Post-Procedure Care and Complication Prevention
- Hydration and Diet: Drink ≥2.5 L of water daily within 3 days post-procedure; maintain a low-sodium, high-protein diet; avoid alcohol and diuretics.
- Physical Care: Apply warm compress for 10 min/session within 24 hours after B-type treatment to promote bruise absorption; engage in light activity within 48 hours after A-type treatment to promote lymphatic flow.
- Complication Monitoring: Abnormal pain, persistent redness/swelling, or elevated skin temperature should prompt timely ultrasound or Doppler examination to check blood flow and tissue response.
VII. Expected Treatment Outcomes (Within 12 Weeks)
| Area | A-type Sessions | B-type Sessions | Expected Outcome |
| Abdomen | 3 sessions | 6–8 sessions | Waist circumference reduction: 4–6 cm; Fat thickness ↓20–30% |
| Inner Thigh | 2–3 sessions | 4–6 sessions | Significant improvement in cellulite; Fat thickness ↓25–35% |
| Jawline | 1 session | 3–4 sessions | Jawline definition improvement: 1–2 grades; Skin tightness ↑ |
This plan has been optimized in terms of energy parameters, operational precision, individualized layering, and safety monitoring. It can be further fine-tuned based on actual clinical feedback.
