Sygmalift combines high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) and cold laser therapy to sculpt and lift the face with zero discomfort or downtime. Ideal for defining the jawline, lifting the cheeks, and smoothing the under-eye area, it’s a gentle yet powerful treatment that delivers visible results through non-invasive technology.
Medically Reviewed by Dr Colin Tham
Consultant Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon
MB ChB (Aberdeen), FRCS (Ireland), FAMS

The Sygmalift by MedixSysteme allows for a high standard in non-surgical face lifting and rejuvenation. Made in Switzerland, this technology is available at Asia HealthPartners (Aesthetics).
With no surgery, injection, or incision required, the Sygmalift is generally suitable for those who want to have firm and younger-looking skin. This device combines ultrasound and laser to provide a comfortable and relatively fast outcome of the desirable V-shaped face.
The Sygmalift accentuates the neck and jawline, contours the eyes, and lifts the eyebrows. It has three hand pieces [HIFU, Tri-Micro and Cold Laser 635 nm], which enable three distinct applications:
The Sygmalift treatment is recommended once a week, over a span of 3-6 weeks, depending on your age and skin condition. After the first treatment, the result will gradually be visible within 40 days and will continue to progress. The effects can last up to 12 months. You can revisit your plastic surgeon after 6 months for a maintenance treatment.
As we get older, the collagen in our skin deteriorates. This causes wrinkles and more sagging/loose skin. The Sygmalift treatment is a suitable solution to this problem as it generally provides the following clinical benefits:
The Sygmalift is suitable from 25 to 60 years of age, whether to correct the signs of skin aging or to prevent fine lines and laxity around the eyes, jawline, lips, and mouth.

Consultant Plastic & Cosmetic Surgeon MB ChB (Aberdeen), FRCS (Ireland), FAMS
Trained in Scotland and Singapore, Dr Colin Tham has more than 20 years of experience in aesthetic and reconstructive surgery. A Ministry of Health-accredited specialist, his career spans a fellowship at Chang Gung Memorial Hospital (Taiwan), public-sector work, and his current role as Director of the Aesthetics Division at Asia HealthPartners. He also trains fellow doctors internationally and is known for his meticulous, patient-focused care.