Overview
At 3D Lifestyle Vancouver, non‑invasive technology is used to help with visible firmness, smoother contours, and a more balanced profile. Each plan considers the area being treated, the device settings that are appropriate for that area, and reasonable scheduling so the skin has time to respond. These sessions are designed to fit into a normal week with minimal interruption.
This page explains who may be a good candidate, the most common treatment areas, how many visits are typically recommended, and the type of results that patients usually notice. You will also find safety notes and practical tips to get the most from your visits.
Quick facts
- Approach: non‑surgical energy‑based treatments.
- Visit length: often 30–60 minutes per area.
- Downtime: generally none; resume daily routine right away.
- Plan: usually a short series of sessions, then maintenance as advised.
- Good for: skin laxity, mild to moderate contour concerns, and texture.
To see package availability or ask about specific goals, call +1 (604) 259‑6571 or email vancouver@3dlifestyle.ca.
Common Treatment Areas
Jawline & Chin
Treatments in this area focus on definition under the chin and along the jaw border. A course of sessions may reduce the look of fullness while improving skin tightness for a cleaner side profile.
Cheeks & Midface
Energy applied to the midface can support a lifted appearance and smoother texture. Many patients note that makeup sits more evenly and fine lines are less noticeable.
Abdomen
Abdomen sessions are popular for softening stubborn pockets and improving the look of lax skin—especially after changes in weight or lifestyle. Results accumulate gradually with each visit.
Arms
Upper arm treatments can help tighten the appearance of skin while addressing small areas of fullness for a smoother outline in fitted sleeves.
Thighs & Hips
Focused energy can reduce the look of dimpling and improve the outer line of the hips and thighs. Many patients choose this area for a more streamlined fit in clothing.
Back & Flanks
Sessions can soften the appearance of bulges around the bra line or along the waist. Plans for these areas often pair well with abdomen scheduling.
Technology & Method
The clinic uses well‑established devices that apply heat, cold, or mechanical energy in controlled ways. These systems target the top layers of the skin and the tissue just beneath. The goal is to prompt renewal and a tighter look without incisions. During your consultation, device options and settings are reviewed, including what you may feel during treatment and how long each step will take.
Comfort is a priority. Most sessions feel warm or mildly intense but should remain tolerable throughout. If something feels too strong, the settings can be adjusted right away. Your provider will check in during the session and guide you on aftercare to support an even result.
What results look like
Results build over time. Many patients notice a difference within a few weeks, with further changes in the months after as the skin responds. Outcomes vary by area and individual factors such as skin type, baseline laxity, and lifestyle.
Non‑surgical contouring is not a weight‑loss method. It aims to refine shape and skin quality in focused areas. Your provider can help set clear expectations for your case.
Who Is a Good Candidate?
Often a good fit
- Mild to moderate skin laxity or localized fullness.
- Preference for non‑invasive options and minimal downtime.
- Healthy lifestyle and stable weight.
- Realistic goals with time to complete a short series of visits.
May need a different approach
- Significant skin excess or large-volume reduction needs.
- Active skin conditions in the treatment area.
- Pregnancy or nursing (postpone—ask your provider for guidance).
- Medical devices or conditions that conflict with energy‑based treatments.
A thorough intake is completed before treatment. Be ready to share your medical history, any implanted devices, medications, and recent procedures. This helps the team plan safely and choose the best device settings.
Treatment Plan & Scheduling
Plans are typically organized into a start phase and a maintenance phase. The start phase may include 3–6 sessions spaced a week or two apart, depending on area and device. Maintenance is scheduled based on how your skin responds and your goals. Each visit usually lasts 30–60 minutes per area, and multiple small areas can often be combined in a single appointment.
Before your visit
- Arrive well hydrated and with clean skin in the area being treated.
- Avoid strong actives or exfoliants on the area for 24–48 hours before.
- Let the clinic know about any recent sun exposure or changes in health.
After your visit
- Expect some temporary warmth, redness, or mild tenderness.
- Follow the aftercare you are given; it supports an even result.
- Stay hydrated and keep the area protected from excessive heat or sun the day of treatment.
Packages & Pricing Guidance
Pricing depends on the device used, the size of the area, and the number of sessions. Many patients choose a package to complete the start phase, which keeps visits consistent so results build as intended. Ask the clinic about current offers and how they apply to your plan.
If you are working within a budget, share that during your consultation. The team can prioritize one or two areas first and schedule others later. Clear goals and a realistic timeline help keep costs predictable.
Why packages help
- Keep sessions on schedule for better momentum.
- Often reduce the per‑visit cost compared to single sessions.
- Make it easier to plan around busy weeks.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many sessions will I need?
Most patients complete 3–6 visits per area. Your plan depends on the starting point, the device used, and the look you want to achieve. Your provider will advise on a schedule after the first assessment.
Is it painful?
Treatments are designed to be comfortable. You may feel warmth, tingling, or brief intensity in certain spots. Speak up if anything feels too strong so the settings can be adjusted.
How long do results last?
Skin improvements build gradually and are maintained with periodic visits, healthy habits, and sun protection. Your provider will suggest a maintenance plan that suits your goals and skin type.
Can I return to work the same day?
Yes—most visits have no downtime. You can return to normal activities right away unless your provider suggests a short rest for specific reasons.
Are results guaranteed?
Every body responds differently. The clinic will explain typical outcomes and ranges. Photos taken over time help track your personal changes and guide maintenance.
Contact & Location
Clinic: 3D Lifestyle Vancouver
Phone: +1 (604) 259-6571
Email: vancouver@3dlifestyle.ca
Address: 3609 W 16th Ave, Vancouver, BC V6R 3C3, Canada
Website: https://3dlifestylevancouver.ca/
Parking and transit details can be provided when you schedule.
Ready to get started?
To explore your options, schedule a consultation. During this visit, your provider will review areas of interest, explain device choices, and outline a short, practical plan that fits your calendar.
Learn more at Face & Body Contouring Services in Vancouver, BC.
Safety & Quality Standards
Devices are operated by trained providers who follow strict protocols. Your skin is assessed before each visit and settings are adjusted based on your comfort and response. Clean, well‑maintained equipment and clear aftercare help support consistent results.
If you have any implanted medical devices or health changes between sessions, tell your provider before your next appointment so your plan remains safe and suitable.
Why Patients Choose This Clinic
Clear Guidance
From your first call onward, expectations, comfort, and timelines are explained in plain language. You will know what is planned, how it works, and what to do at home between visits.
Practical Scheduling
Appointments are organized to fit around work and family. Weekend and evening options are available during busier seasons—ask when calling.
Measured Results
Progress is recorded with consistent lighting and angles so you can see changes from the first session to the last. This makes it easier to plan maintenance realistically.