Full Layer Synergy
Datena's full-depth lifting package that targets every layer of the face in one go: the fascia (Ulthera), the dermis (Sofwave) and the muscle layer (Emface).
What is it?
Facial sagging happens when aging overlaps across several layers: the SMAS fascia, the dermis and the facial expression muscles. Ulthera uses focused ultrasound to lift the fascia layer (4.5/3.0mm), Sofwave regenerates collagen in the mid-to-upper dermis (about 1.5mm), and Emface-type treatments stimulate the facial muscles to boost the muscle's own supporting strength. By assigning a different energy to each layer, the package is designed to make up for the limits of any single device.
Who it's for
- Patients with a combination of moderate sagging, loss of firmness and dull, tired-looking skin
- Patients who weren't satisfied with lifting from a single device
- Anyone with a target date, such as a wedding or event, who wants an all-around improvement
At Datena
Ulthera 300 shots + Sofwave 200 shots + Emface 1 session
Before treatment
- Pregnancy and metal or electronic implants (pacemakers, etc.) must be checked — common contraindications for muscle-stimulation and radiofrequency treatments
- Check for recent filler or thread lift history
After treatment
- Avoid saunas, alcohol and intense exercise on the day of treatment; use sun protection
- Swelling and muscle-ache-like soreness usually improve within a few days
- Results appear gradually, layer by layer, over 2–3 months
Good to know
- Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising
- Rarely, temporary muscle weakness or altered sensation (Ulthera-related; usually resolves within a few weeks)
- Muscle-ache-like soreness after muscle stimulation treatment
Pairs well with
Consultation available to upgrade to the premium version (Full Layer Premium)
"Fascia, skin and muscle — three layers at once, with the best device for each layer, designed to go beyond the limits of single-device lifting"
Results and recovery time vary depending on your skin. Pricing and the exact number of sessions will be explained during your consultation after diagnosis. Written based on in-clinic materials as of October 2026.
