General laxity

Sagging occurs due to progressive loss of collagen and elastin in the dermis, accelerated by photoaging, gravity, and hormonal changes. Over time, the dermal matrix weakens, fibroblasts produce fewer structural proteins, and skin loses its resilience. This particularly affects the facial contour, neck, and décolletage.

At Santé, we combine HIFU (high-intensity focused ultrasound) to stimulate collagen in deep layers with Sculptra (polylactic acid), a collagen-inducing agent that progressively restores volume and firmness. The protocol is personalized based on laxity degree, age, and affected areas for natural, long-lasting results.

HIFU typically requires 1–2 annual sessions; initial results appear at 2–3 weeks and improve over 3 months. Sculptra requires 2–3 monthly sessions; firmness increases gradually between treatments, with maximum effect at 3–4 months. Both treatments deliver progressive, natural results.

HIFU produces controllable warmth; no downtime required. Sculptra is painless with topical anesthesia; mild bruising may appear for 24–48 hours. Both allow immediate normal activity. There's no minimum age restriction, though treatment is recommended from age 35–40. Consult our team about personal contraindications.