Treatments

HIFU Inch Loss (Body)

HIFU Inch Loss body contouring at Skin Body Health

HIFU is a non-invasive body treatment that uses focused ultrasound to target stubborn fat and to tighten loose, sagging skin, helping firm and contour areas such as the stomach, above the knees, buttocks and upper arms, with no surgery and little to no downtime.

We use the CFU Èlife device from Biotech Italia, which reaches deeper ultrasound depths of 6mm, 9mm, 11mm and 13mm to target fat pockets precisely while supporting firmer-looking skin.

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CFU Elife medical-grade focused ultrasound device by Biotech Italia

The CFU Èlife we treat with. The badge on the unit reads “Medical”.

Not all HIFU is the same. We treat with the CFU Èlife by Biotec Italia, a medical-grade HIFU platform and the best on the market, and we deliver four times as many shots as a standard HIFU treatment. More shots across the area is what builds a fuller, more even result.

What HIFU can target

  • Stubborn fat on the abdomen and tummy
  • Flanks and love handles
  • Sagging skin on the upper arms (triceps)
  • Thighs and above the knees
  • Loose skin and firming on the buttocks
  • Skin tightening and long-lasting reduction of stubborn fat

Ultrasound depths for the body

Body HIFU works deeper than facial HIFU. The CFU Èlife device delivers four body depths, matched to your area at consultation:

  • 6mm – upper subcutaneous fat
  • 9mm – mid subcutaneous fat
  • 11mm – deep subcutaneous fat
  • 13mm – deepest fat layer for contouring

Why clients choose it

  • Non-invasive, with little to no downtime
  • No injections and no surgery
  • Fast treatment time
  • Targeted, precise fat reduction

Results build gradually as the body breaks down and clears the treated fat, with fat cells taking around 3 months to fully diminish, and vary from person to person. Jade assesses the area and confirms whether HIFU inch loss suits you at your consultation.

Written & clinically reviewed by Jade Wieland, Founder & Medical Aesthetics Practitioner · Last updated July 2026. General information only - not medical advice. Suitability is assessed individually at consultation.

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