01 / TIGHTENING
Titanium Tightening
Focuses on skin condition, differences in thickness, local firmness and overall texture. Coverage and settings are adjusted by area.
Description
A less defined jawline or a heavier appearance around the lower face is not always caused by one type of laxity. At Geo Aesthetic Clinic, the physician first reviews fat distribution, skin thickness, structural support and skin condition, then plans Titanium Tightening, Titanium Lifting or another appropriate option by area.
TITANIUM LIFTING
Facial contouring planned by area, not by template
The aim is not a tight-looking face, but a contour that appears more defined and refreshed.
Geo does not apply one set of parameters to every face. Different areas may require different paths, modes and energy settings.
KNOW THE DEVICE
The same name does not always describe the same treatment
Geo currently uses Alma Soprano Titanium. Its Trio applicator combines 755, 810 and 1064 nm wavelengths. Device specifications do not guarantee a fixed outcome; mode, coverage and settings are still planned after individual assessment.
TWO PLANNING MODES
Titanium Tightening × Titanium Lifting
02 / LIFTING
Titanium Lifting
Begins with contour direction and tissue characteristics, including the jawline, lower face or other areas of concern.
The physician allocates the two modes according to the areas you want to improve and your starting contours. It is not a fixed either-or choice, and the same mode is not automatically used across every area.
3D AURA RECORD
Tracking progress with a more consistent reference
Standardised photography and, when helpful, 3D Aura imaging support the discussion of contour and skin condition over time. Imaging supports communication and follow-up; it does not guarantee a fixed result.
YOUR VISIT
What happens during a visit?
- Physician assessmentReview concerns, history, medication and recent procedures.
- Photography and mappingDocument the areas being assessed.
- Mode planningPlan Tightening, Lifting or different approaches by area.
- Individual treatmentAdjust paths, coverage and settings.
- Aftercare and follow-upExplain possible reactions and an appropriate follow-up interval.
Please allow approximately 30 minutes for the complete visit. Topical anaesthesia is not required in every case; its use depends on comfort, treatment plan and physician assessment. The device has an integrated cooling mechanism, while the clinical team continues to monitor skin response and comfort.
TIMING & FOLLOW-UP
When may another session be considered?
Geo commonly reassesses the next session after approximately 4–6 weeks. The way changes appear and how long they remain noticeable can differ according to the mode, coverage and individual response.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How are Titanium Tightening and Titanium Lifting combined?
The physician allocates each mode according to the areas you want to improve and your starting facial contours.
Is higher energy always better?
When skin condition and safety limits allow, a more complete energy plan may also be intended to support a fuller response and longer-lasting observation. This does not mean every area should receive the highest possible setting. The physician balances the desired degree of improvement and maintenance with comfort and safety.
How often can Titanium Lifting be performed?
Geo commonly reassesses after approximately 4–6 weeks, but the mode, area, response and wider plan all affect the interval.
Can it be combined with other treatments?
Titanium Lifting is flexible and works well within a combined plan. It may be coordinated with radiofrequency, ultrasound, injectable or other light-based treatments. Some combinations may be planned by area during the same visit, while others should be spaced apart.
LOCATIONS
Available in Taipei and Kaohsiung
Please confirm device and physician availability with the official service team before visiting.
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Medically reviewed by Dr. Liu Wei-chung｜29 September 2026
Suitability, settings, response and duration vary between individuals and are determined after physician assessment.
