Recovery support · Firming care

INDIBA

Repair-focused care for firmer, more supple skin

INDIBA uses its distinctive frequency technology with CAP and RES electrodes to support tissue recovery without incisions. Subthermal or thermal settings can be selected for post-treatment care and facial or body firming according to tissue condition.

Non-invasive treatmentSubthermal and thermal settingsCAP + RES combination
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Treatment features

About INDIBA

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Recovery at the heart of treatment

The technology includes low-warmth and thermal applications. Subthermal settings focus on the frequency-based action, while thermal settings add warmth. The choice follows the stage of recovery, treatment area and comfort.

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CAP and RES working together

Capacitive (CAP) and resistive (RES) electrodes couple energy differently. Their sequence and coverage can be planned together for the recovery and firming needs of each area.

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Recovery care and everyday firming

During recovery, care focuses on local tissue condition, swelling and comfort. Routine care may focus on skin firmness, fine lines or body areas. The physician determines timing based on prior treatment, recovery and the available equipment.

Your treatment plan

From consultation to aftercare

  1. 01Discuss the recovery goalShare recent treatments and the area you would like to address.
  2. 02Plan electrodes and settingsSelect CAP, RES and energy settings for the intended care.
  3. 03Give feedback on warmthTell the practitioner how the warmth and comfort feel during treatment.

Frequently asked questions

Can treatment support recovery without strong warmth?

Subthermal, low-warmth settings may be selected when appropriate. INDIBA has both subthermal and thermal applications, chosen according to tissue condition and treatment goals.

Can it be used during inflammation or after another treatment?

Some non-infectious inflammatory conditions and recovery stages may be suitable after physician assessment. Share the original procedure, its date and your current response. Infection or unexplained redness and swelling should be diagnosed first.

Can CAP and RES be combined?

They can be combined according to treatment goals. Electrode sequence, coverage and contact time are adjusted for the area being treated.

How long does a session take, and how many are needed?

Duration and session count depend on area size and recovery stage. Confirm the intended coverage when booking, then plan the schedule after the initial assessment.

What should I mention before treatment?

Tell the physician about implanted electronic medical devices, pregnancy, recent surgery, medication and health conditions currently under treatment.

Will I need to rest afterwards?

Daily activities can usually continue after non-invasive treatment. Temporary warmth or redness may occur. If combined with another procedure, follow the original treating physician’s aftercare instructions.

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Care, sensations and responses vary between individuals. Contact the clinic if discomfort persists.

Medical review and sources

Medical content reviewed by: Dr. Liu Wei-Chung

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