As interest in non-invasive radiofrequency treatments grows, INDIBA is standing out for more than one reason. Its use across aesthetic care, body contouring and recovery has made it an increasingly versatile option. Knowing the science behind this technology can help you approach the treatment with clearer and more realistic expectations. In this guide, Future Clinic explains how INDIBA treatment works and what to expect before, during and after your session.

Behind the treatment: what is 448 kHz radiofrequency technology?

To understand INDIBA treatment, you first need to understand the technology behind it. At its core is a fixed 448 kHz radiofrequency, which allows the device to deliver controlled energy into the tissue. During a session, this energy moves between a handheld electrode and a return plate positioned on the body.

Rather than treating the skin’s surface, the radiofrequency works within the underlying tissue. As the energy passes through the treatment area, it creates a controlled biological response that practitioners can tailor according to the treatment objective.

Research into 448 kHz radiofrequency suggests that, depending on the temperature and settings used, it may support cell regeneration, pain relief, reduced inflammation, improved circulation, skin tightening and body contouring. However, these effects vary according to the condition being treated, the protocol used and the individual response.

What is INDIBA treatment?

An INDIBA treatment is a non-surgical radiofrequency therapy that may be used to address concerns such as reduced firmness, uneven texture, cellulite or localised areas that are resistant to diet and exercise. It may also be incorporated into broader recovery or post-treatment plans where appropriate. The treatment can be used on both the face and body, with common areas including the abdomen, thighs, arms, flanks, buttocks, jawline and under the chin.

Who may be suitable for INDIBA treatment?

INDIBA treatment may be suitable for people who:

• Prefer a treatment option that doesn’t involve anaesthesia, incisions or extensive downtime
• Want a treatment that can be adapted across different facial or body areas
• Want to address the appearance of cellulite, mild to moderate skin laxity or uneven texture
• Have realistic expectations about the number of sessions and level of improvement involved

However, INDIBA body contouring may need to be avoided or postponed during pregnancy, if you have a pacemaker or another implanted electronic device, an active infection, open wounds, a suspected blood clot or certain cardiovascular conditions.

During your initial consultation, your practitioner will review your medical history, recent procedures and treatment goals before deciding whether INDIBA is appropriate for you.

What to expect during and after INDIBA treatment

During treatment

Conductive cream will be applied to the treatment area, and a return plate will be positioned on the body. Your practitioner will then move a handheld applicator across the skin using slow, controlled movements. The session involves no needles, incisions or anaesthesia, and the intensity can be adjusted throughout according to your comfort and the intended treatment outcome.

After treatment

Most people can return to their usual activities shortly after INDIBA treatment. The treated area may feel warm or appear mildly flushed for a short time, and temporary tenderness or sensitivity may also occur. Recommended aftercare may include:

• Staying well hydrated throughout the day.
• Avoiding direct, intense sun exposure for at least 24 hours and applying broad-spectrum sunscreen to exposed areas.
• Avoiding active skincare ingredients, such as AHAs, BHAs and retinoids, until the skin has settled.
• Staying away from saunas, steam rooms and very hot showers for the rest of the day.
• Treating the area gently and avoiding aggressive scrubbing, firm massage or tight clothing over body-contouring areas.
• Following any personalised instructions provided by your practitioner.

What are the limitations of INDIBA treatment?

Results of INDIBA treatment vary from person to person, and a series of sessions may be needed before more noticeable changes develop.

It is also important to keep in mind that:

• INDIBA body contouring is not a weight-loss treatment.
• It cannot replace surgery where significant skin laxity or tissue changes are present.
• Results may be gradual rather than immediate.
• Outcomes depend on factors such as the treatment area, skin condition, lifestyle and individual response.
• INDIBA should form part of a comprehensive treatment plan rather than be viewed as a quick fix.

Book a consultation for INDIBA body contouring

Whether you’re looking to refine your contours, address skin laxity or soften the appearance of cellulite, INDIBA offers a science-backed approach to supporting your cosmetic goals. At Future Clinic, we offer personalised consultations to help you understand whether INDIBA is a suitable option for your concerns.

Depending on your aesthetic goals, you may also consider our bespoke face and body treatments as part of a broader, personalised plan. For more information about available treatments and skin health, visit our blog or explore our online shop for premium wellness products.

High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) treatments have long been recognised for their non-surgical skin lifting and tightening potential. Ultraformer MPT (Micro-Pulsed Technology) takes this technology further with a more advanced approach to precision, comfort and skin revitalisation.

In this guide, Future Clinic Modern Beauty explores how Ultraformer MPT differs from traditional HIFU technologies and how to decide whether it’s the right option for your skin concerns.

What is HIFU treatment?

HIFU works by delivering controlled heat below the skin’s surface while leaving the outer layer intact. This heat response helps stimulate the body’s natural collagen production, which is crucial in supporting firmer-looking skin across areas such as the jawline, lower face, neck, décolletage, abdomen, arms and thighs.

How is Ultraformer MPT different from traditional HIFU treatments?

Ultraformer MPT is CLASSYS’ 4th-gen Ultraformer. It’s different from traditional HIFU because it uses patented Micro-Pulsed Technology to deliver ultrasound energy in a more efficient and customisable way.

Key differences include:

• More precise energy coverage — Ultraformer MPT can deliver up to 417 individual thermal coagulation points per shot, compared with around 17 in traditional HIFU. This allows the ultrasound energy to be spread more evenly and comprehensively across the treatment area.
• Faster treatments — Ultraformer MPT is designed to deliver ultrasound energy in a smoother, more efficient way, which may help reduce overall treatment time compared with some traditional HIFU approaches. For clients, this means a more streamlined appointment that can be easier to fit around work, errands, family commitments or a busy day.
• Reduced discomfort — Rather than delivering energy in heavier, single-shot bursts, Ultraformer MPT uses rapid micro-pulses. This can make the experience feel more manageable for clients while still providing targeted stimulation beneath the skin.
• More tailored treatments — Ultraformer MPT offers different firing modes, including micro-circular, line and dot modes, so treatment can be adapted to delicate facial contours, smaller areas and broader treatment zones. For clients, this means a more tailored approach that can target specific concerns with greater precision.

Is Ultraformer MPT more effective than older HIFU technologies?

Ultraformer MPT is not necessarily more effective than older HIFU technologies for every client, because efficacy depends on the individual’s skin health, age, lifestyle, treatment area and extent of concern. It offers a more advanced treatment experience, which may be valuable for clients seeking a high level of comfort and personalisation.

Is there any downtime after Ultraformer MPT?

Ultraformer MPT may involve less downtime because it delivers energy in a more controlled way. This may potentially minimise discomfort and post-treatment sensitivity compared with older HIFU systems. However, both HIFU and Ultraformer MPT treatments do not require incisions, stitches or extensive surgical recovery.

After HIFU or Ultraformer MPT treatment, you may experience temporary redness, warmth, tenderness or sensitivity in the treated area. These effects generally resolve on their own. Your practitioner will also provide tailored aftercare instructions to ensure optimal skin healing and help manage any symptoms.

Who is Ultraformer MPT best suited for?

Choose Ultraformer MPT if:

• You want a non-surgical approach to skin lifting, tightening and contouring.
• You prefer a treatment designed with comfort and efficiency in mind.
• You want an appointment that can fit more easily into a busy schedule.
• You have a specific problem area to target (such as a double chin, eye bags or nasolabial folds) and value detailed facial contouring.
• You understand that results are gradual and depend on your skin quality, collagen response, age, lifestyle and treatment plan.

Ultraformer MPT may not be the right option for everyone, which is why a consultation is an important first step. A qualified practitioner can assess your skin, aesthetic goals, lifestyle and overall medical profile before recommending a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Book an initial consultation for Ultraformer MPT in Sydney

If you’re ready to experience the next frontier in non-surgical lifting, tightening and contouring, consider our Ultraformer MPT treatments. At Future Clinic Modern Beauty, our face and body treatments are guided by thorough assessments, clinical insight and over 30 years of experience in skincare and wellbeing. Schedule an initial consultation for Ultraformer MPT in Sydney and begin a personalised skin journey. You can also explore our skincare range and visit our journal for more insights on skin health and modern treatments.

Meet Claudia Fabiani

Claudia Fabiani featured in Synthesis Organics

Synthesis Organics recently featured Claudia Fabiani, Clinical Director at Future Clinic and internationally recognised cosmetologist and cosmiatrist, known for her extensive clinical expertise and considered approach to skin health, longevity, and holistic aesthetics.

The article explores Claudia’s philosophy, her journey within the wellness and aesthetics space, and how Synthesis Organics aligns with her commitment to conscious, results-driven skincare.

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BioGeometry is a science founded by Egyptian architect Dr. Arch. Ibrahim Karim, who, after years of research, was able to identify and isolate specific harmonizing energetic qualities found in certain power points on earth and in the sky, called BG3. BioGeometry addresses the increasingly widespread infiltration of harmful frequencies and radiation with an innovative approach: it uses shapes, angles, colors, and sounds to harmonize the harmful energies present in our environments. Through the application of the Physics of Quality, BioGeometry promotes well-being and balance in our daily lives, offering a bridge between ancient wisdom and modern alchemy.

BioGeometry Harmonisation Completed at Future Clinic Modern Beauty – Double Bay

We are excited to announce that Future Clinic Modern Beauty, nestled in the heart of Double Bay, has successfully completed a full BioGeometry Harmonisation of the space. This marks a significant step in our ongoing commitment to providing a deeply nurturing and energetically aligned environment for our clients and staff.

What is BioGeometry?

BioGeometry is a groundbreaking science that uses the subtle energy qualities of geometric shapes to balance energy fields in living systems and environments. Founded by Dr. Ibrahim Karim, BioGeometry combines ancient wisdom with modern science to harmonise and restore balance in spaces, shielding them from harmful environmental stressors such as electromagnetic radiation, geopathic stress, and emotional discordance. Unlike traditional feng shui or energy clearing, BioGeometry works through precisely calibrated shapes and design principles that interact with energy fields on a profound vibrational level.

Why We Chose BioGeometry

At Future Clinic Modern Beauty, our philosophy is built on the synergy of inner well-being and outer beauty. Our clients seek more than just aesthetic treatments—they come to us for a holistic experience that aligns body, mind, and spirit. Integrating BioGeometry into our clinic space was a natural evolution of our vision to become a sanctuary of wellness, not just cosmetic care. By applying BioGeometry, we ensure that every client who walks through our doors is immersed in a space that promotes healing, vitality, emotional calm, and cellular rejuvenation—even before treatments begin.

Experience the Difference

Whether you’re visiting for an advanced facial, infrared sauna session or one of our signature rejuvenation treatments, you’re now also benefiting from an environment scientifically calibrated to support your highest state of health and harmony. We invite you to feel the difference for yourself.

Visit us at Future Clinic Modern Beauty – Double Bay, where beauty meets BioGeometry.

Stress is a contemporary endemic; a dangerous by-product of overstimulation, disconnection and fast-paced lifestyles. But there’s a simple recipe to bring back balance – and it all starts inside.

IN MODERN SOCIETY, WE MULTI-TASK SO MUCH SO THAT WE’RE OPERATING IN A STATE OF CONSTANT OVERDRIVE.

From the moment we arise in the morning we’re required to switch on our sympathetic nervous system – our stress response – add to that morning traffic, relationships, jobs, finances, etc and too often we continue to function in this state of ‘fight or flight’, our stresses are not necessarily resolved and we never actually relax. As a result, anger, frustration and intolerance are rife.

The parasympathetic nervous system simply does not get a chance to bring the body back to restorative mode. Our sympathetic nervous systems are running on overdrive to the point of burnout.

In stressful situations you may have noticed your blood pressure rising, your heart pounding, your muscles tensing accompanied by shallow fast breathing. At this stage adrenalin and cortisol are pumping through your veins putting you on high alert whilst the body stops all non-essential processes.

Stress is a real physical reaction and the most dangerous toxin in our bodies. It plays havoc with our gut-health, digestive and immune systems, skin health and our emotional and mental wellbeing the damage is cumulative. Stress is a killer, recognised as a major contributing factor in cancer and heart disease and is associated with addictive disorders and depression. It harms our relationships, distorts who we really are, detracting from our enjoyment of life.

I believe that yoga and meditation are the panacea for our modern lifestyle, an antidote to stress and anxiety and a positive benefit to mental health. It is a powerful, preventative. prescriptive medicine and the benefits are cumulative. The more you do the better you feel. It activates the relaxation response, calming the nervous system and optimising the functions of the body systems, restoring balance and replenishing energy.

A regular Dru Yoga practice creates flexibility. alignment, stillness and strength in day to day life, replacing ‘dis’ease with ease in mind, body and soul. It creates radiant health by releasing endorphins, boosting energy, building muscles, strengthening the body and improving performance. It brings relaxation, body awareness, confidence and zest for life. The combination of breath with movement, positive affirmations and visualisations is a potent mix. When done regularly, witness the transformation as your heart opens to humanity and your life opens up to possibility.

I prefer to practice outside in nature and the fresh air, to marvel at the world around me; the blue sky, the green grass, the warmth of the sun, the breeze in my hair. It quickly grounds me and brings me back to my true state of being – awakening joy, contentment, trust and a deep feeling of peace and knowing. It amplifies my intuition and reminds me to be humble and appreciative of the present moment while connecting me to the divine and my radiant light within.

Meditation is simple and can be done anywhere, at any time. Learning to reflect our gaze inwardly can have amazing results. Explore the vastness within you; take yourself on a journey to the feeling of freedom. Meditation facilitates clarity, mindfulness, purpose and wisdom, and promotes a long list of health benefits. It will facilitate you becoming less reactive in stressful situations. Meditators live longer. Ultimately, we have everything we need inside ourselves we too often look to external factors for our happiness and gratification.

Adopting ‘mudras’ helps to develop an inward focus and direct the body’s energy flow. As you hold your fingers and hands in different positions you harness the ability to energise and transform your mind and emotions. Chanting mantra empowers our thoughts and prayers with repetition and focus. It raises our vibration and aligns us to our higher self. It is said when we chant in Sanskrit we bring the power of manifestation. Spirituality leads us into PgDn another dimension and supports our existence in this one.

Meditation exercise

Settle into a comfortable sitting position with your spine erect. Adopt the Jnana Mudra, connecting the thumb and index finger leaving the other fingers straight. This will help to reduce mental tension and promote memory and concentration. A gesture of giving or receiving depending on whether the palms are facing up on dow.

I invite you to close your eyes. Your brain will naturally produce alpha waves that are associated with relaxation and inner calm. Breathe in. Breathe out. Deeply. Accept your physicality, are you comfortable. Accept your environment, allow the noise to fade to the background. Accept your thoughts. Let them come and go, don’t pay them any attention. Notice your breath. Feel your lungs expand and deflate. Feel the coolness of the in-breath. Feel the warmth of the out-breath. Breathe in peace. Breathe out peace.

Draw your palms together into the praying hands mudra, with your thumbs resting against your sternum. Notice how your awareness shifts to your inner being and a deep sense of peace arises from your heart.

Silently affirm: I am peace. Feel peace in every cell of your body. In every sense of your being.Rest here awhile. Learn to see the world through eyes of gratitude; cast your glance wide, open your perspective. Find joy in the simple things. The often elusive key to happiness already exists within.

We do have the power to modify our future life by bringing change to the present moment.

by Adrienne Robertson

The secret to longevity is to live well. By adopting good habits and incorporating them into a routine, you will amplify a sense of structure in your day and a sense of achievement within your life.

DAILY PRACTICES TO ENHANCE YOUR WELLBEING

Establishing rituals around your habits brings a specialness to what you do; a sacred invitation to begin. For instance lighting candles for a bath, or a single flame for meditation, setting the table, saying grace before a meal or bowing your head for prayer will signify an intention to begin.

In our modern world there’s so much ‘stuff’ to deal with on a continual basis, so it’s vital to schedule exclusive time to yourself each day. This will bring a sense of pleasure, peace and accomplishment to your life, while negating the dangerous and cumulative effects of stress. While spontaneity is the spice of life, establishing healthy habits and patterns is the framework for success and satisfaction. They provide us with a sense of purpose and the repetition of a habit builds shakti or energy, bringing us a sense of fulfilment.

In a time-poor society, work-life balance is important and will ultimately provide you with more freedom and happiness. You have the power to change the way your life looks and feels. Break the cycle. Start today.

Breathe consciously
When we learn to control our breath we control our minds. Breathing brings life to our physicality so learn to breathe effectively. Close your eyes and withdraw from the world around you. Come home to yourself. Breathe in deeply, expand your lungs slowly, and exhale. Relax. With each inhalation, notice your breath nourishing your lungs and with each exhalation relax a little more deeply. Let go.

When possible go outside in nature and go bare feet on the earth. Smell the fresh air and be truly thankful for it. For breath is life.

Move your body
One step at a time, move towards fitness. Exercise is addictive; the feel-good endorphins will have you coming back for more. Staying physically active is the most important ingredient to ageing well. That said there’s no time to waste. Movement begins with a mindset

Quite meditation
With a calm, clear mind, the debris of a cluttered, disorganised life falls away leaving behind what’s important. A meditation practice encourages us to take time out, to pause, to get grounded, to find peace and to realise what really matters. When you close your eyes, delight in the vastness within yourself, explore, go deep, stay awhile. The more time spent in quiet contemplation, the more shall be revealed.

Visualisations and positive affirmations will make your meditation practice more potent. Keep a journal handy and give life to your thoughts in the moments after with the power of intention or sankulpa; journaling actually reduces stress promoting greater wellbeing. Create a vision for how you want your life to look. Get really clear on what you want. Make an action plan. Go for it. Chase your wildest dreams and that which sets your soul on fire.

Eat well and hydrate
Become aware of the food you eat and drink and begin to question what you are putting into your mouth. We literally are what we eat. Knowing that every 28 days our cells turn over, would you choose to be made of delicious, vital, non- GMO organic fresh food or processed artificial products, loaded with additives and wrapped up in plastic? Drink plenty of water to flush toxins and inflammation from your body.

Sleep enough
A good night’s sleep is an essential part of our wellbeing. Positively impacting cellular repair, immunity and relaxation it does wonders for our mood, focus, productivity, creativity, mental and physical health and of course our beauty. Set a regular bedtime where possible, avoid screen time close to lights out, try reading a book instead and cuddle if you can. Sweet dreams.

Practice gratitude
Gratitude was often quoted by the ancient philosophers: As Marcus Aurelius said: “When you arise in the morning, think of what a precious privilege it is to be alive to breathe, to think, to enjoy, to love.” Recent studies suggest that grateful people are happier, healthier, better rested, more motivated to exercise and enjoy better relationships; that gratitude is actually good for our health.

Life is our greatest gift after all. Cherish it.