Ultraformer MPT in Toronto Non-Surgical Ultrasound Skin Tightening

At Aesthetic Nurse Marta, Ultraformer MPT starts at $600 for a small area (brow, eye bags or jowls) and $800 for the double chin. Upper face is $1,100, neck or décolleté $1,500, lower face $1,650, full face $2,500, full face + neck $3,200, and full face, neck and décolleté $4,200. The $150 consultation fee is credited toward your treatment.

Most clients describe pulses of warmth and tingling, strongest over the jawline and bone. No anesthesia or numbing cream is needed. Micro-pulsed delivery is designed to be noticeably more comfortable than older HIFU devices.

About 30 minutes for a single area or the full face; about 1 hour for full face + neck, or face, neck and décolleté.

Most clients see results after one session. Depending on your laxity and goals, Marta may recommend a second session after 4–6 weeks, then a maintenance session every 6–12 months.

A subtle tightening is visible immediately. The real lift develops over 3–6 months as new collagen forms.

Typically 12–18 months, depending on your age, skin and lifestyle. Annual maintenance keeps results going.

MPT is the newest generation. It adds Micro-Pulsed mode (denser, faster, more comfortable energy delivery), finer energy control in 0.1 J steps and lighter handpieces.

Yes, and that is where a nurse injector’s experience matters. Ultraformer is usually done first, with injectables 2–4 weeks after, so the lifted structure needs less product.

Little to none. Mild redness or tenderness for a few hours; some clients notice slight swelling for 1–2 days. You can go back to work or social plans the same day.

Yes. Focused ultrasound passes through the surface without heating it, so there is no risk of the pigmentation changes associated with some laser treatments.

Yes. Body areas and ultrasound-assisted delivery of skin boosters are available on request and planned individually. Call 437 332-3947 or book a consultation and we will advise.

It launched in Canada in late 2025 and only a small number of clinics currently offer it. Aesthetic Nurse Marta is among the first in the GTA.

High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound. Sound energy is focused to a precise point under the skin, creating a tiny zone of heat that triggers collagen contraction and new collagen production, without affecting the surface.

The Superficial Musculo-Aponeurotic System is the connective tissue layer that supports the face, the layer a surgeon tightens in a facelift. Focused ultrasound is the non-surgical technology that reaches it.

No treatment replicates surgery for severe sagging. For mild to moderate laxity, HIFU offers a meaningful, natural lift with no scars, anesthesia or recovery, and can delay the need for surgery by years.

Collagen production declines from the late 20s. Clients in their 30s use HIFU preventively; clients in their 40s–60s use it to lift and tighten what has started to drop.

They treat different depths. RF microneedling works in the dermis for texture, scars and mild tightening, with 2–5 days of downtime. HIFU reaches the SMAS for structural lifting, with minimal downtime. Many clients benefit from both at different times.

Threads give an immediate mechanical lift that lasts 12–18 months but involve needles, local anesthetic and several days of swelling. HIFU builds the lift gradually with minimal downtime. They are often combined.

Not entirely. HIFU tightens; filler restores volume. Clients who have HIFU often need less filler, and the result looks more natural.

Focused ultrasound has been used in medicine for decades and in aesthetics since 2008. Side effects are mild and temporary when performed by a trained medical provider on an appropriate candidate.

Temporary redness, tenderness, slight swelling and, rarely, small areas of numbness or bruising that resolve within days to a few weeks.