To discern the intended purpose of an aesthetic treatment from its name alone is no easy feat. There is very specific vocabulary surrounding the latest crop of beauty procedures, after all, from HIFU to CoolSculpt—all of which leaves much room for misinterpretation thanks to its relatively ambiguous descriptors. The same can certainly be said about Titanium Lifting. Hailed as the go-to procedure for K-Celebrities looking for a quick fix, it is easy to (incorrectly!) assume that its primary function lies in firming and tightening. As it turns out, there is a lot more to this treatment than one would think.
“Titanium Lifting often goes by another moniker, which is the BTS Laser,” explains Dr Tan Hui Yun, medical director at Harmony Aesthetics Clinic. “BTS stands for brightening, tightening, and smoothening. This multi-wavelength laser penetrates the skin at different levels to deliver on such results, and is revered for producing distinguishable results with minimal downtime.”
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It’s safe to say that the non-invasive and fast-acting nature of Titanium Lifting is one of the main reasons behind its widespread appeal. But that’s far from all, with everything from its suitability across many skin tones to its ability to meld well with other treatments cementing its status as one of the most sought-after procedures in the market. Below, a comprehensive rundown of what to expect from Titanium Lifting, including the potential side effects, pain involved, and more.
What does Titanium Lifting do for you, exactly?
It is essentially a laser procedure designed to stimulate collagen production as well as skin elastin to lift, contour, and tighten. The incorporation of other laser wavelengths also provides a whole host of benefits for your complexion in the vein of enhancing skin radiance as well as reducing the appearance of enlarged pores and texture.
How does the procedure go?
“Titanium Lifting is a relatively painless procedure, so there’s no numbing required,” Dr Tan elucidates. “At Harmony Aesthetics, we always begin with a consultation first to ascertain your skin needs. Once that’s done, we will cleanse your face and begin with the treatment. It works exactly like a laser would, so I would be running the device over your face in specific increments depending on your facial structure and skin condition. You will experience a warm sensation, but that’s about it.”
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Are there any risks or side effects associated with the treatment?
In some cases, temporary redness, swelling, and inflammation has been observed.
Do results last for a long time?
Not quite, though Dr Tan is quick to point out that it is dependent on the individual. “The general consensus when it comes to the ideal frequency of Titanium Lifting is once a month for three months,” she shares. “Regular maintenance is definitely required to upkeep the results gleaned from it.”
Can Titanium Lifting be done in conjunction with other aesthetic treatments on the same day?
Again, it is really dependent on your individual skin condition as well as the other procedures you’re looking at. Dr Tan emphasises that it is best to speak to your doctor about this, though it is generally considered safe to undergo Titanium Lifting in tandem with various other treatments.
