A HIFU machine uses High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound to deliver focused ultrasound energy to selected treatment areas. In professional aesthetics, HIFU is commonly used for facial lifting, skin tightening, wrinkle reduction, facial contouring, and body contouring.
The equipment can vary a lot from one model to another. Some machines focus mainly on facial treatments. Others are designed for both facial and body applications. Frequency options, handpieces, cartridges, control functions, and added technologies can all change how the machine is used.
A 3d Hifu Machine, for example, may have a particular combination of treatment options and handpieces. Another model may offer a different setup. For clinics, the better choice depends on the treatments they actually provide.
Clinics looking for a Hifu Face Lift Machine should therefore look beyond the basic HIFU function. Treatment areas, cartridge options, workflow, and the number of services the machine can support all matter when choosing equipment.
A useful comparison should start with the clinic’s treatment needs. From there, buyers can look at the technical details that affect everyday use.
HIFU frequency is an important technical specification because it refers to the frequency of the ultrasound energy delivered by the machine. It is usually expressed in megahertz (MHz). Different frequency options can be used as part of different treatment configurations, so buyers should check the frequency range supported by the machine before making a comparison.
Frequency should also be considered together with the available handpieces and cartridges. A machine with several frequency options may provide more flexibility when different treatment configurations are needed. However, the frequency range alone does not determine whether a machine is suitable for a particular clinic.
The number and type of cartridges also deserve attention. A Hifu Cartridge may be designed for a specific treatment depth or area, so buyers should check which cartridges are available and how they correspond to the handpieces.
More cartridge options can give practitioners greater flexibility when treating different facial and body areas. At the same time, a larger selection is only useful when it matches the clinic’s actual services. A clinic that mainly provides facial treatments may have different requirements from one that also offers body contouring.
When comparing different HIFU products, buyers should consider frequency, cartridge options, handpieces, and treatment areas together. This applies whether you are evaluating a Vmax Hifu Machine or another configuration designed for facial and body treatments.
Power and cooling become more important when a machine will be used many times during the day.
Rated power is worth checking, but it should be viewed together with the cooling design and expected workload. A machine used in a busy clinic needs to handle regular operation in a practical way.
Electrical compatibility also matters for international buyers. A wide input range can make equipment easier to use in different markets when the correct local connection is provided.
Daily operation is another important part of equipment selection. Practitioners may change treatment modes or handpieces several times during a working day, so a clear interface can save time.
Useful features include a touchscreen, automatic handpiece recognition, simple parameter controls, and ergonomic handpieces. When these features are easy to use, practitioners can spend less time managing the machine and more time focusing on the treatment.
Workflow becomes even more important when several treatment modes are used in the same clinic. Practitioners may need to adjust settings, change handpieces, and move between treatment areas during the same session. A clear interface can make these routine steps easier, especially when the equipment is used by more than one practitioner.
Many clinics offer several aesthetic services. A multifunctional platform can be useful when the treatment menu includes facial lifting, skin tightening, contouring, and body treatments.
A 12d Hifu configuration is one example of a HIFU setup with multiple treatment options. When evaluating this type of equipment, buyers should look at how the available handpieces and treatment configurations match the procedures offered by the clinic.
The same idea applies when a machine combines HIFU with other technologies. RF and EMS can add more treatment options, which may be useful for clinics that want to cover several related services with one machine.
This can be useful when a clinic serves different treatment needs throughout the day. Facial lifting may be one of the main services, while skin tightening, wrinkle improvement, or body contouring can be offered as additional options. Having several technologies available on one platform gives practitioners more flexibility when designing treatment plans.
LaserTell’s 360Max HIFU Machine is a professional multifunctional aesthetic platform for facial and body applications. It combines 2MHz, 4MHz, and 5.5MHz HIFU with 6.78MHz RF and EMS in one machine.
This setup gives clinics several treatment options while keeping them on one equipment platform. It can be a practical choice for clinics that want to expand their treatment menu.
| Specification | 360Max |
| HIFU Frequencies | 2MHz / 4MHz / 5.5MHz |
| RF Frequency | 6.78MHz |
| Rated Power | 1180W |
| Power Supply | AC 100–240V, 50/60Hz |
| Treatment Area | Face and body |
| Display | 15-inch HD touchscreen |
| HIFU, RF, EMS | HIFU + RF + EMS |
These specifications give buyers a quick reference when comparing the 360Max with other professional HIFU equipment.
The 360Max combines three HIFU frequency options with 6.78MHz RF and EMS in one machine. HIFU supports facial lifting, skin tightening, wrinkle reduction, facial contouring, and body contouring. RF adds skin tightening and wrinkle improvement, while EMS provides muscle stimulation and firming applications.
The three technologies work in different ways. HIFU uses focused ultrasound energy, RF uses radiofrequency energy to create a controlled thermal effect, and EMS uses electrical stimulation to produce controlled muscle contractions. This gives practitioners more options when different treatment goals need to be addressed.
For a professional aesthetic clinic that wants to offer facial lifting, skin tightening, wrinkle care, and body contouring, combining these functions on one platform can make treatment planning easier. Instead of using a separate machine for every treatment category, practitioners can use the HIFU, RF, or EMS function according to the intended application. This can also help clinics expand their treatment menu without greatly increasing the number of machines in use.
The 360Max features an HD touchscreen, Smart Auto-Detection, and intelligent handpiece recognition. These functions help operators manage different treatment configurations during daily use.
The handpieces have an ergonomic design. The machine also uses durable connectors, an anti-slip base, and an internal cooling architecture designed to support continuous professional operation.
The listed rated power is 1180W, with AC 100–240V, 50/60Hz input. The listed dimensions are 60 × 43 × 57 cm. These specifications can help clinics plan the equipment setup, electrical connection, and available treatment-room space.
The 360Max is listed with CE, EMC Compliance, Electrical Safety, ISO 13485, RoHS, IEC 60601-1, and IEC 60601-1-2.
For distributors and international buyers, these documents can help with product review and market preparation. The exact certification and registration requirements should still be checked for the destination market and the specific product configuration.
The 360Max is designed for repeated professional use. Its 1180W rated power is paired with an internal cooling architecture that supports continuous operation during treatment sessions. The machine also accepts AC 100–240V, 50/60Hz input, which makes the basic power configuration suitable for use across different international markets with the correct regional connection.
For clinics with several treatment sessions scheduled throughout the day, these specifications are worth considering alongside the treatment functions and handpiece configuration.
The 360Max is a professional multifunctional HIFU machine from Beijing LaserTell Medical Co., Ltd. It combines HIFU, 6.78MHz RF, and EMS for facial and body aesthetic applications.
The machine supports 2MHz, 4MHz, and 5.5MHz HIFU frequencies, giving practitioners several HIFU options within one platform.
The machine supports facial lifting, skin tightening, wrinkle reduction, facial contouring, body contouring, body sculpting, muscle stimulation, and muscle firming. Its main technologies are HIFU, 6.78MHz RF, and EMS.
The listed rated power is 1180W, and the machine supports AC 100–240V, 50/60Hz input.
Yes. The 360Max uses Smart Auto-Detection and intelligent handpiece recognition to help operators identify the connected handpiece during use.
Choosing a HIFU machine should start with the clinic’s treatment needs. Frequency options, cartridge configuration, treatment coverage, power, cooling, workflow, and additional technologies all affect how well the equipment fits daily use.
LaserTell’s 360Max HIFU Machine combines three HIFU frequencies with 6.78MHz RF and EMS. It provides a multifunctional option for facial and body aesthetic applications, while its touchscreen controls, intelligent handpiece recognition, ergonomic handpieces, and cooling architecture support regular professional use.
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