TITANIUM LIFTING
Titanium Lifting
Titanium Lifting uses triple-wavelength laser technology to target multiple layers of the skin. This non-invasive procedure has become known as the “BTS Treatment” (Brightening, Tightening, Slimming) among beauty enthusiasts in South Korea.
Originally developed for hair removal, the device has also been used for facial lifting treatments to support a sculpted appearance and improve skin texture. Over time, Titanium Lifting may offer benefits such as stimulating collagen remodeling, which can contribute to improved skin quality and a more radiant-looking complexion.
How It Works
Titanium Lifting’s triple-wavelength laser technology targets different layers of the skin. Each wavelength is designed to reach a specific skin layer. The procedure uses low fluence, high repetition, and deeply penetrating pulses while keeping the skin’s surface cool.
Alexandrite Laser (755nm)
Tackles pigmentation and fine hairs, creating a brighter, smoother, more even skin tone.
Diode Speed Laser (810nm)
Improves skin texture and vitality while boosting overall rejuvenation.
Nd:YAG Laser (1064nm)
Breaks down fat cells, tightens skin, and sculpts facial contours for a lifted, slimmer appearance.
What are the outcomes after a Titanium Lifting procedure?
Titanium Lifting may help brighten, tighten, and lift the skin. Results vary by individual, and multiple sessions may be recommended.
How many treatments are required?
The number of sessions varies by individual and treatment area. Typically, 3 sessions spaced 3–4 weeks apart are suggested.
Is the procedure painful?
Titanium cooling tips helps keep the treatment area comfortable during the procedure.
Is there any pain or downtime?
Downtime is generally minimal. Most patients can resume daily activities, such as washing their face and applying makeup, shortly after the procedure
What results should I expect?
Titanium Lifting can be done on the following areas:
- Forehead
- Cheek
- Laugh lines
- Jawline
- Double chin
- Neck
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