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right? i want the scars gone so badly :(

This is a misleading concept because skin grafting will leave a scar and create an additional scar in the area where the graft tissue has come from. It can change the look of the scar, but it will not leave you scar-free. You also need to ask a surgeon for best-case and worst-case scenarios, bearing in mind that procedures carry risks such as infections and other complications. You need to understand the worst-case scenario to be able to make an informed decision. I hope that helps. Nikki

Hi. Please return and speak with your practitioner. It's not possible to stop the volume loss that has been triggered with HIFU. Fat cells cannot be restimulated if they are targeted and broken down. It would be best if you discussed treatments that can restore the volume, such as fillers and fat transfer procedures. You need an experienced practitioner to assess you for treatment. I hope that helps, Nikki

@@nikkibutlerskinspecialist thanks much for you reply. i'm interesed in fat transferring but its not easy to find experienced parctitioner

hi , is it possible to restore back cheek fat when i gain weight

@@oyunjargaltumur3101 Hi. Gaining weight won’t restore the fat cells broken down by treatment. Those cannot be re stimulated as cell death is induced, causing the cells to break down. They are then gradually eliminated from the body over the following weeks and months. When you lose weight - fat cells shrink - they don’t disappear, which is why it’s so easy to gain weight again. But when fat cells are destroyed in the subcutaneous layer of the skin on your face (or fat pads), they cannot be re stimulated as they no longer exist. I hope that helps to answer your question. Nikki

@@nikkibutlerskinspecialist thanks for your reply. Yes I did speak with practitioner got refund and discussed to restore fat etc. but unfortunately there s no treatments on that. fat transfer is not developed in our country so i m sceptical and scared.

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i think this exact same thing :( my scars r mainly hyperpigmented, so im trying glycolic acid and will let u know if it works :)

You can get silicone scar removal sheets (wont ever get rid of it but will smooth it out and get rid of pigmentation) I use these ones called Medi Grade If youre allergic to silicone i highly recommend bio oil

@@olga_b344 it will depend on the client as to maintenance and takes into account how many sessions they had initially, their skin and how their are naturally ageing - amongst other factors. Just to be clear; I offer RF microneedling and not straight RF. They are two different treatments. Nikki

@@olga_b344 hi. I believe I’ve already answered this question on another video you commented on. I’ve never used this system so I can’t comment. Nikki 💖

Yes, but that would be with different cartridges - it's not the same as treatments for the face and neck. There are body-specific cartridges for that. I personally wouldn't perform HIFU solely for fat loss on the body, as it's not the most effective treatment. It can be great for smaller, stubborn areas of fat where there are also skin laxity issues, but its effectiveness for fat loss alone is limited. Multiple factors need to be considered there. Nikki

@@nikkibutlerskinspecialist thanks so much. I’m binge watching your videos, new subscriber here! Would you say HIFU is still good for stretched out skin on the stomach though? And if for fat loss - what do you think of BodyTite? Thanks and love your Chanel! 💯❤️

@@olga_b344 I’m glad you’re enjoying my videos 💖 a treatment program that includes HIFU and RF microneedling gives the best results for stretched skin. Rarely will HIFU on its own be enough as it treats at very specific/targeted depths, which will limit results. I haven’t heard of the system you’ve mentioned, so I can’t comment on that. I am dubious about fat loss treatments to be honest - there is only one non surgical one which I have seen good results with, but there are considerable risk factors, so it’s not something I’d be comfortable ‘recommending’. Nikki

@nikkibutlerskinspecialist thanks Nikki - what do you think of cavitation for fat loss? And also curious what is the procedure you wouldn’t recommend if you don’t mind sharing? Thanks again x

@@olga_b344 I don’t offer these treatments so I can’t comment on their effectiveness or safety. I’d suggest speaking with practitioners who offer treatments to specifically target fat loss and ask about the effectiveness, realistic results and risks (all treatments have risks, if you’re told there are none, that’s not true - no treatment is risk free!). Nikki

@@cghrios783 it’s important to distinguish between HIFU for skin rejuvenation and medical HIFU for specific conditions. The treatment I am discussing is skin rejuvenation. I am not able to answer your queries re cancer or abdomen leakage, as I believe these relate to medical HIFU. With regard to thyroid, the thyroid channel should never be treated directly over with HIFU. And, if you have any existing medical condition then please seek the guidance of your GP or consultant before having treatment. I am not able to advise regarding your personal suitability, as there are a number of contraindications for treatment, so you would need to discuss this with a potential HIFU practitioner and potentially your doctor. I hope this helps, Nikki

I’m in middle school, I cut myself after tons of bullying, I get called the same things. I don’t know how to tell anyone. Just know your not the only one who gets told that and is trying to recover❤

I would encourage you to reach out and speak with an adult who you trust, if possible. This video has been created for adults and covers treatments that are available for those over 18's for reduction in scarring rather than ways to conceal scarring on a daily basis. I wish you all the best, Nikki

i did my reaserch and found out that RF and high Frequency wand work different, so i shouldn't be scared to use it?

I’m not familiar with this device so I can’t advise. I would recommend reading the contraindications/risks that came with it or contact the manufacturer for clarification. Best, Nikki

I believe this question relates to medical HIFU, which is not covered in this video. The HIFU treatment I refer to is for skin rejuvenation and urinary incontinence is not a side effect. Best, Nikki

Yes, it can be carried out on the area that people often refer to as ‘bingo wings’, but there are different depths for treatment, so just make sure that whomever you have treatment with is experienced with treating that area. It will also depend on what your concerns are with the skin in the area, as to whether it’s the best treatment option. Best, Nikki

Hi. You would need a consultation so your scars can be assessed. You can book a complimentary Zoom consult online if you are based in England and can travel to Hampshire for treatment. If you aren't based in England, I'd recommend finding a practitioner locally to assess you and advise you on the best course of treatment. Best wishes, Nikki

Hi. Please see a doctor if your scars are physically hurting you- so they can be assessed and appropriate treatment recommended. Best wishes, Nikki

@@nikkibutlerskinspecialist thank you so much but I can't consult a doctor for some personal reasons but I'll try my best to💗 thanks you so muchh

My scars are kinda brown and I wnat them to go away can u please help me I put make up on them there like fade away but u can still see them when the makeup is on it

oh my god mine is too i don t know how to stop it

Where did u get it done

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@@oyunjargaltumur3101 Hi, so sorry to hear that. Please ask me what ever you need. I dont know if you can message me privetly.

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Hi. Yes, I do - but not any I can share publicly on social media. I'm sure you can appreciate that most people do not want their photos in the public domain. I have permission to share photos with those considering treatment after a consultation with me - you can book a complimentary 15-minute Zoom call online. Kind wishes, Nikki

Hi. I haven’t used Sofwave and there’s limited info on their technology online, so I can’t comment on this. I like the Focus Dual because of its safety feature where the upper layers of the skin are not compromised during treatment, whereas some systems heat the surface of the skin and risk burning and damage as a result. It is a specific, targeted system. Lynton are also excellent in their training and clinical support, which is crucial to me. That said, any system can cause damage if it’s used incorrectly or treatment is carried out on clients who are not suitable candidates for these treatments. The system alone isn’t the only thing to consider, it’s client selection and assessment and choosing the right treatment parameters for the individual client. Every practitioner will have a different view, I’m sure, but my personal opinion is that HIFU is being carried out too often on clients who were not suitable. I have a worrying about of women in their 20’s and early 30’s contact me for HIFU to sculpt their faces - which is not what this technology is designed for. Slim profiles and young women with optimum collagen levels are not suitable for this kind of treatment, they are more likely to lose necessary volume in their facial structures, which can then only be restored with filler or fat transfer. So, no system is entirely ‘safe’, because the practitioner knowledge, training and client selection is crucial. I hope that helps. Nikki

Thank you for your response. I'm 36 and mainly looking for something to improve my under eye bags, not interested in a full facial treatment at the moment. My doctor said tightening the skin would push the fat down and improve the appearance, which sounds worth trying if it can help avoid a surgical procedure. Do you use Focus Dual for similar purposes?

@@FloraNagy-ee9yf This isn't something I offer with the FD. Some do, but please ensure you see someone with experience in treating this delicate area, you do not want to experience unwanted fat loss here, and this area is very close to the medial cheek compartment - which you do not want treated over. Kind wishes, Nikki

There are many ways to get it wrong. Treating clients that aren’t suitable in the first place, choosing the wrong cartridge, selecting energy settings that are inappropriate for the client, treating over nerves, fat pads. Going over the same area too many times, skin/cartridge contact incorrect and causing burns/blisters. To name just a few of the issues… I hope that helps. Nikki

@@nikkibutlerskinspecialist Thanks for explaining ... It seems to me that people who train in these procedures should require an IQ test before being given their certifications ... These things you mention seem very common sense to me ... & if you are using a medical device you should be aware of the damage you could cause ... I would be mortified if i hurt someone ... I would want to have absolute certainty that i knew what i was doing before attempting anything on anyone ... Especially if theyre paying big money ... I think the main problem is NO ONE knows how an individual is going to respond at any given time ...And no one ( you are rare ) is going to be totally upfront about the risks ... its big money ... I had a major reaction to botox this yr ... first time after having it for 25 yrs ... N o one could help me or give me any answers as to why it happened ... All i could do was take steroids & hope it would resolve ... it took 3 months to resolve ... I did alot of research & discovered how dangerous it can be ... I had no idea .. i guess your body tells you when its had enough .. Anyway .. thank you for the video .. Very informative

@@nikkibutlerskinspecialist i find similar negative reports from Morpheus8 as well - have to be VERY very careful over fatty areas that keep our youth.

I am sorry to hear you've had this experience. I would recommend either speaking to your practitioner, or speaking with your dermatologist. Post treatment swelling is normal, but you will need to be assessed in person so that they can give you the appropriate advice. If you aren't comfortable returning to them, then I'd recommend seeing another experienced practitioner or medical professional who has experience with the device used. I wish you all the best, Nikki

If you go onto my blog page on my website, you'll find quite a few blogs with advice and guidance on wound healing and treating scarring. I hope that helps, Nikki

Hi. I don't sorry, I am not familiar with any practitioners in the US. I wish you all the best finding someone. Nikki

Hi. Please contact your practitioner to discuss this. This would not be normal for my system, but there are many different systems on the market, and some provide a more uncomfortable treatment experience than others. If you have numbness and pain, then please advise your practitioner and seek medical advice if you are concerned. Best wishes, Nikki

Hi. I can't advise you as to your suitability for treatment as I haven't assessed you. Please see an experienced practitioner for a consultation, who will assess whether this treatment is right for you, and discuss the results you can expect. Best wishes, Nikki

Hi. I have never heard of this happening after HIFU. I recommend speaking with your practitioner, as there are so many different machines on the market, and the parameters and delivery systems vary significantly. Nikki

Just wondering how you are doing now ?

How are you now?

Hi. Yes, you can. Many clients do this. However, it's really important that you find a tattoo artist experienced with tattooing scar tissue. Certain designs and styles will need to be avoided due to the risk of ink blowout (fine line work through scars, for example), so you will need an artist who can create a design to work with your scars. Kind wishes, Nikki

I'm sorry to hear your experiences. It's not possible to completely remove scarring, but it is possible to make significant improvements. Please let me know if you'd like some resources, and I can share links to blogs and content that may help. Kind wishes, Nikki

@@nikkibutlerskinspecialist yes mam I will be eternally grateful towards you if you let me know the resources

How painful is it? I'm getting nervous I'm booked in for it !😮

@@kitkat7491 ……I was exactly like you before my HIFU treatment, bracing for the worst but, in actuality, it was really not all that bad. Yes! There were some areas of my face that felt the zing more then other regions but overall, I found it acceptable & bearable. Don’t go in all hyped up & fearful & expecting the worst. Take a deep breath & tell yourself, “this treatment will be way way better, then going under the knife! Though results of course, with HIFU, will never be similar to a Deep Plane Facelift but hey, you’re spared the long torturous recovery phase! If you’re confident in your HIFU Practitioner & have done the relevant check on his/her qualifications & experience, then I’ll say “relax & think about how rested you’ll look in about 5 months, instead of focusing on the negatives.” That’s what I did. Have a great day & let me know how it all went, once you’re done with your procedure 😊

It’s tolerable. I do every 1.5 years and the results are amazing! My top 3 treatments: Ultraformer (or HIFU - I don’t do the one that removes fat), biostimulator (Radiesse or Sculptra) and microneedling.

​@@FernandaOliveira-xp2ec are you in UK? Can you recommend anyone or a clinic? I had a consultation yesterday but I think the person was just a beautician and maybe I need a specialist

@@FernandaOliveira-xp2ec thanks for your reply !!! 🙏

Thanks for the comment. There's never a 'one size fits all' with treatments, so I avoid making specific recommendations. There are so many factors to consider when considering skin treatments because the skin is the largest organ of the body, and it's complex and unique to everyone. The best approach is to seek guidance from a practitioner who can advise you in all areas that impact your skin, not just treatments and products. You might find some of my blogs helpful/interesting, though, especially the one on Ageing Skin. Kind wishes, Nikki www.nikkibutler.co.uk/2022/12/21/skin-ageing/

Hi. I am unfamiliar with that particular system, but I believe it is HIFU? I can't comment on their parameters or treatment protocols. I am based in Alton, Hampshire. You're welcome to book a consultation with me. My earliest availability for a consultation is May, and the wait time for treatment is, on average, 12-16 weeks from consultation. I would suggest that you speak with your practitioner about any concerns you might have about treatment, they may be able to put your mind at ease. Best wishes, Nikki

Hi. Please see an aesthetics or skin specialist for a consultation; they can advise on the best treatment for you. HIFU is not a treatment I would be carrying out on someone who is 29. Best wishes, Nikki