ACCENT PRIME

Quick Intro

VEI Clinic Apgujeong offers ACCENT PRIME—a non-invasive platform that combines ultrasound (US) and radiofrequency (RF) for body contouring and skin tightening, with clear English guidance and same-day booking near Apgujeong Station (Exit 5). The device is designed to improve skin laxity and body contours using proprietary unipolar RF and ultrasound handpieces.

How ACCENT PRIME Works

• Dual technologies: Ultrasound helps disrupt fat cell membranes, while unipolar RF heats tissue to support tightening and lymphatic clearance—tailored to each area and depth.
• Large-area coverage: Handpieces such as UltraSpeed emit guided ultrasonic waves to treat broader zones efficiently.

What It Can Help with (Appearance-Focused)

• Skin laxity of the face, neck, and body
• Body contouring and circumference reduction (abdomen, flanks, thighs)
• Smoother texture and an improved appearance of cellulite (supportive). Results vary by area, session count, and lifestyle.

Typical Plan & Session Feel

• Course: commonly 4–6 sessions, spaced 1–2 weeks apart (individualized after exam).
• Session time: usually 30–60 minutes, depending on the number/size of areas.
• Sensation: warm, deep heating with rhythmic passes; intensity adjusted to a strong-but-tolerable level.
• Downtime: minimal—temporary redness or warmth may occur.

Areas We Can Target

• Abdomen & waist, flanks, hips/thighs, upper arms
• Face/neck protocols for mild–moderate laxity (case-by-case).

On-Site Approach at VEI

• Brief consult → goals, medical history, photos (if desired)
• Mapping → choose US/RF settings and handpieces per area
• Treatment → progressive passes with comfort checks
• Aftercare → hydration, activity tips, and follow-up scheduling

Safety Notes (Who Should Avoid or Discuss First)

• Pregnancy, active skin infection, open wounds at the site
• Bleeding disorders/anticoagulants, recent surgery in the area
• Implanted electronic devices/metal near the target (case-by-case). If you have chest pain, severe shortness of breath, heavy bleeding, confusion, stroke symptoms, or very high fever, call 119 or go to an ER—energy treatments are not emergency care.

Pricing & Insurance Notes

• Fees vary by area(s), session length, and package size
• Most visitors pay upfront and submit itemized English receipts to their insurer
• Ask for a written quote with recommended sessions and cadence

What to Bring

• Medication/supplement list, allergies, prior treatment notes
• Payment method (card/cash); insurer details if you’ll file a claim