Body V-RO Pain: Reaching the Correct Layer Matters More Than Enduring High Intensity

KIM KYUNGSOO 대표원장
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Director Kim Kyungsoo explains heat, nerve-adjacent areas, and recovery in combined lifting

Body V-RO pain and safe treatment
Body V-RO pain and safe treatment

Pain is the most common concern before Body V-RO treatment. I do not tell patients that tolerating more pain produces better results. What matters more is that ultrasound and radiofrequency energy are delivered to the intended tissue plane and adjusted according to the tissue thickness of each area.

Ultrasound discomfort and radiofrequency heat feel different

Focused ultrasound may feel like a brief, deep stimulation or aching sensation, while radiofrequency is usually experienced as more diffuse heat. Simply increasing the energy output without distinguishing between these sensations can mask important safety signals. During treatment, I ask patients where and how they experience discomfort and adjust the treatment depth and energy accordingly.

Areas near bones and nerves require conservative settings

Areas over bony prominences, near nerve pathways, or with thin subcutaneous fat layers require different treatment parameters. This is why the abdomen, upper arms, and thighs cannot be treated with identical settings. I mark anatomical boundaries first and plan the treatment direction and range with nerve pathways in mind.

Redness and tenderness must be assessed over time

Temporary redness or mild tenderness may occur, but persistent severe pain, altered sensation, blistering, or asymmetric swelling requires prompt medical evaluation. Avoid vigorous massage and exposure to intense heat immediately after treatment, and monitor the skin’s response.

Short downtime does not make it a trivial procedure

Even with rapid recovery, energy is delivered to the tissues, and indications and contraindications must be assessed. Known or suspected pregnancy, implanted medical devices, active inflammation, altered sensation, underlying medical conditions, and medications should be disclosed. I prioritize the stable delivery of the minimum effective energy to the target tissue plane over the maximum intensity a patient can tolerate.

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