Jawline & Jowls
Support cleaner lower-face definition where visible laxity or heaviness affects the jawline.
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Lifting and tightening treatments aim to improve visible laxity, support collagen remodelling and refine facial or body contours without automatically changing natural expression. BOME’s official equipment portfolio includes focused ultrasound, radiofrequency, muscle-stimulation and other premium systems selected according to clinical purpose.

Ultrasound, radiofrequency, thread lifting and muscle stimulation work differently. The most suitable option depends on laxity, tissue depth, facial structure and recovery preference.
BOME states that it selects premium medical equipment based on proven results and designs diagnosis, procedure and recovery support as one connected clinical process.
A personalised plan may focus on one concern or combine several goals. Treatment cannot stop ageing permanently, and results vary.
Support cleaner lower-face definition where visible laxity or heaviness affects the jawline.
Improve the appearance of mild sagging while preserving balanced facial proportions.
Address loose-looking skin, reduced firmness and contour concerns below the jaw.
Support gradual tightening for selected areas such as arms, abdomen or thighs.
The eight subpages below combine devices confirmed on BOME’s official equipment page with relevant lifting approaches described on the English reference site.
Focused ultrasound energy delivered to selected deeper layers to support visible lifting and elasticity improvement.
Radiofrequency treatment designed to support collagen remodelling, skin firmness and smoother-looking contours.
Controlled radiofrequency heat delivered into deeper skin layers to support collagen renewal and elasticity.
A combined approach delivering customised energy to both the skin and selected facial muscles as part of anti-ageing planning.
Energy-based lifting planned according to skin type, laxity severity, treatment depth and desired recovery time.
Absorbable thread lifting designed to provide structural support while stimulating collagen around selected facial areas.
A minimally invasive thread-based approach for neck laxity, under-chin support and lower-face contour refinement.
Energy-based firming for selected body areas where ageing, weight change or pregnancy has affected visible skin laxity.
This comparison is a planning guide. Exact suitability, intensity, downtime and session number require consultation.
| Option | Primary mechanism | Typical focus | Recovery profile | Planning note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ultherapy PRIME | Focused ultrasound | Deeper lifting and elasticity | Usually limited visible downtime | Depth and shot placement matter. |
| Thermage FLX | Monopolar radiofrequency | Firmness, collagen and contour | Often minimal downtime | Coverage and shot count influence the plan. |
| Alltite | Radiofrequency heat | Skin tightening and collagen renewal | Varies by intensity | May suit targeted tightening goals. |
| EMFACE | Skin and muscle stimulation | Facial support and anti-ageing | Typically low downtime | Different from heat-only tightening. |
| Thread lift | Absorbable threads | Structural support and contour | Swelling or tenderness may occur | Thread type and placement are individual. |
| Body tightening | RF, ultrasound or combination energy | Arms, abdomen, thighs and selected areas | Depends on area and method | Body skin thickness changes treatment planning. |
The dermatologist reviews laxity, tissue thickness, facial structure, skin condition and previous procedures.
Ultrasound, RF, thread lifting, muscle stimulation or combination care is discussed according to the goal.
Coverage, depth, energy, shot count or thread placement is adjusted for the individual anatomy.
Patients receive recovery guidance and may be advised about gradual collagen development and maintenance.

Medical history and previous procedures can change suitability. Always disclose relevant information before treatment.
Exact advice depends on diagnosis, anatomy and the specific treatment selected.
They use different energy types and may target different aspects of laxity. Ultherapy uses focused ultrasound for selected deeper layers, while Thermage uses radiofrequency to support collagen remodelling and firmness. Some patients may be more suitable for one, or for a carefully planned combination.
Some patients notice early tightening, but collagen-related improvement is generally gradual. Timing varies by treatment, age, skin condition and individual response.
Some premium energy treatments are commonly planned as single sessions, while other methods may involve a course. The correct number depends on the treatment and goal.
Many non-invasive energy procedures have limited visible downtime, although temporary redness, swelling, tenderness or sensitivity can occur. Thread-based procedures may involve more recovery.
Not always. Non-surgical treatments are generally intended for mild to moderate concerns and gradual improvement. More advanced laxity may require a surgical consultation.
Possibly, but the clinic should know your travel dates, flight schedule, previous procedures and available recovery time before treatment is confirmed.
Send clear photographs, your main concern, previous lifting treatments and preferred visit date. Final treatment selection should follow dermatologist assessment.