Facial Rejuvenation

Non-surgical facial rejuvenation using HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) and INDIBA radiofrequency, plus injectable treatments, for skin tightening, lifting, and anti-ageing — administered by a qualified doctor.

Nee Soon Clinic's facial rejuvenation offering combines energy-based devices with injectable aesthetics to deliver comprehensive non-surgical anti-ageing results. The clinic's device portfolio includes HIFU (High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound) and INDIBA radiofrequency — two of the most clinically validated non-invasive skin-tightening modalities available. HIFU delivers focused ultrasound energy to the SMAS layer (the same layer targeted in surgical facelifts), stimulating collagen production and producing a lifting effect on the brows, mid-face, neck, and décolletage. Results develop progressively over 2–3 months and typically last 12–18 months. HIFU is particularly suited to patients with mild-to-moderate skin laxity who want to delay or avoid surgical intervention. INDIBA uses radiofrequency energy at 448 kHz (Capacitive and Resistive Electrical Transfer — CRET technology) to stimulate deep tissue repair, improve lymphatic drainage, enhance skin elasticity, and reduce puffiness. It is gentler than HIFU and suitable for more frequent sessions, often used for maintenance or as a complement to HIFU treatments. Botulinum Toxin and HA fillers (detailed under the Botox & Fillers treatment) round out the rejuvenation menu, addressing dynamic wrinkles and volume loss respectively. The clinic's doctor-administered injection policy ensures clinical precision and safety across all injectable treatments. All facial rejuvenation treatments are performed or directly supervised by the clinic's qualified doctor, who holds qualifications from Oxford, Birmingham, and NUS, and is both MRCS-qualified and a Fellow of the College of Family Physicians Singapore. This level of medical oversight is uncommon in Singapore's aesthetic landscape, where device treatments are often delegated to therapists.