How long triLift 2.0 takes
A triLift session runs about 60 minutes, face or body, because the RF microneedling step is done under numbing cream and the cream needs roughly 30 minutes to take effect. biLift, which leaves that step out, runs about 45 minutes and needs no numbing. Either way this is a series rather than a single visit: the packages are five sessions, with maintenance at an interval your provider sets.
What kind of treatment triLift 2.0 is
A non-invasive, in-office treatment on the Lumenis triLift 2.0, offered two ways. triLift uses all three of the platform's technologies: Dynamic Muscle Stimulation (DMSt), which contracts facial and body muscles with a controlled electrical current; TriPollar RF, which heats the deeper layers of the skin to tighten it; and RF microneedling (triFX), which carries heat into the skin through fine needles to build collagen. biLift uses the first two and leaves the microneedling out. Nothing is injected and nothing is cut.
Where we treat with triLift 2.0
Face: the jawline and the cheek and jowl line first, since that is where lost muscle tone shows earliest, then the mid-face, smile lines and the under-eye area. Body, one area per visit: abs, arms, flanks, glutes, quads, hamstrings or calves. On a body package the area is chosen at the start and all five visits go to it.
What triLift 2.0 treats
For loss of definition along the jawline and cheeks, mild to moderate facial wrinkles, and skin that has started to slacken. On the body, for muscle tone. In Lumenis's own study, patients showed a 68% reduction in cellulite dimpling severity three months after four treatments. It is not a substitute for filler where the problem is lost volume, or for surgery where laxity is significant. Candidacy is confirmed at consultation.
Two ways to run it: biLift for the muscle work, triLift with the microneedling added
Our triLift 2.0 Services
The muscle layer under your skin, and the three technologies that work on it.
What is triLift 2.0?
Most non-surgical facial treatments work on skin. They resurface it, tighten it, or fill what sits under it. triLift 2.0 starts a layer deeper, at the muscle.
Facial muscles lose tone the way muscles anywhere else do. As they weaken and lengthen, the structure they give the face goes with them, and the skin above follows. That is a large part of why a face can read as older even when the skin itself is in good condition.
triLift 2.0 is a Lumenis device that works on both layers. Dynamic Muscle Stimulation, which Lumenis calls DMSt, sends a controlled electrical current through the skin to contract specific facial muscles at an intensity you cannot reach by voluntary movement, and TriPollar radiofrequency firms the skin above them. That pairing on its own is biLift. triLift adds a third step, FibroBoost: radiofrequency delivered through electrodes 0.15 mm across, which prompts the skin to rebuild collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid.
We already run the Lumenis PiQo4 here. triLift is the same manufacturer, and it answers a question the PiQo4 cannot. Pigment and texture are skin problems. Slack and lost definition are structural ones.
What to expect from triLift 2.0
You will probably see something the same day you start. Contracting the muscles produces a visible lift right after a session, and that first result is temporary. It settles over the next few days. Treat it as a preview rather than the outcome.
The lasting change comes from the series. We run five sessions a week apart, face or body, and improvement accumulates across them. The Lumenis clinical casebook documents before-and-after sets after one, two, three, four, five and six treatments, with follow-up imaging at three and five months after the final session.
What moves: jawline definition, the cheek and jowl line, nasal folds, and overall firmness. What does not: volume loss that needs filler, deep static lines etched into the skin, and laxity significant enough that only surgery addresses it. If that is what you are dealing with, we will tell you at your consultation rather than sell you a series that will not get you there.
Why clients book triLift 2.0 at our Lubbock med spa
MUSCLE-LAYER LIFT
Dynamic Muscle Stimulation contracts the facial muscles that give the face its structure, at an intensity voluntary movement cannot reach.
JAWLINE DEFINITION
Works directly on the cheek and jowl line, where slackening tends to show first.
COLLAGEN AND ELASTIN
FibroBoost radiofrequency prompts the skin to rebuild collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid.
NOTHING INJECTED, NOTHING CUT
Nothing injected and nothing cut. biLift needs no numbing and no recovery time.
FACE AND BODY
triLift 2.0 treats the face, and one body area per visit: abs, arms, flanks, glutes, quads, hamstrings or calves.
Two ways to run it: biLift for the muscle work, triLift with the microneedling added
Inside a triLift 2.0 appointment
triLift 2.0 runs two ways here, and which one you are booked for depends on what your provider is working on that visit.
biLift is the muscle work on its own. You lie back, your provider cleans the skin and applies a conductive gel, and the DMSt applicator moves across the face in sections, contracting a group of muscles with each pass. Most people describe it as a tapping or fluttering, odd the first time and not painful. A radiofrequency stage follows and feels warm, like a smooth heated stone moving over the skin. It runs about 45 minutes, needs no numbing, and leaves nothing to recover from. You can wear makeup the same day.
triLift adds the skin work to that same visit, using the FibroBoost applicator: electrodes 0.15 mm across, finer than a standard microneedling needle, that open tiny channels in the skin and deliver radiofrequency into them. Numbing cream goes on first and needs about half an hour to take effect, which is why the appointment runs about 60 minutes. On the face, Pro-Nox is included as well, and between the two you stay comfortable. There is no bleeding, and afterward the skin looks flushed and feels warm for a few hours.
On the body we treat one area per visit, and the appointment runs the same length as the face.
What recovery looks like, who it is not for, and how maintenance works
Before you book triLift 2.0
Recovery depends on which one you have. biLift leaves nothing to plan around: you can go straight back to your day and wear makeup. After triLift, which includes the RF microneedling step, your skin will look flushed and feel warm for a few hours, and your provider will send you home with aftercare, including sunscreen and no retinoids or acids for a few days.
Two restrictions are absolute. Lumenis contraindicates triLift for anyone with a pacemaker, a defibrillator or any implanted electronic device, and for metal implants in the area being treated. Tell us about dental implants, plates and screws at your consultation.
Reported side effects are uncommon. Lumenis lists them as prolonged or significant pain, damage to natural skin texture such as a blister or burn, excessive redness, excessive swelling, bruising on fragile skin, excessive itching, change in pigmentation, scarring, and a transient breakout of acne or pimples.
Results are not permanent. Muscle tone responds to stimulation the way it does anywhere else on the body, which also means it declines again without it. Plan on maintenance after your series. Your provider sets the interval based on what your face is actually doing rather than a fixed schedule.
VIP members save 20% on triLift and biLift, on single sessions and on package pricing.
triLift at The Spa by Sheena is performed by trained, licensed staff under our medical director, Dr. Arledge, a plastic surgeon, at the spa we have run in Lubbock since 2016. See how it fits alongside our other advanced treatments, then book online or call (806) 701-5840. We do not bill insurance, since aesthetic treatment is elective.
FAQ
Your questions, answered
We’ve answered some of the most common questions below to help make your experience simple, transparent, and stress-free.
The microneedling. triLift runs all three technologies on the Lumenis platform in one 60-minute visit: Dynamic Muscle Stimulation, TriPollar radiofrequency and RF microneedling, the last of those under numbing cream. biLift runs the first two in about 45 minutes, with no numbing and nothing to recover from, at a lower price. The muscle work is identical in both. triLift adds collagen building in the skin itself.
What is the difference between triLift and biLift?
Nowhere else in West Texas. The Spa by Sheena runs the only Lumenis triLift 2.0 in the region. Plan for the series rather than a single visit: five sessions a week apart, face or body. A triLift session runs about 60 minutes and a biLift about 45, so one fits inside a trip into Lubbock.
Where else can I get triLift 2.0 near Lubbock?
triLift 2.0 is a Lumenis device that works on the muscle layer under the skin rather than only on the skin itself. We offer it as two treatments. triLift runs all three of the platform's technologies: Dynamic Muscle Stimulation to contract the facial muscles that give the face its structure, TriPollar radiofrequency to firm the skin above them, and RF microneedling to build collagen in the skin itself. biLift is the same treatment without the microneedling step, so it is shorter and costs less. Both are used for jawline definition, the cheek and jowl line, mild to moderate wrinkles and overall firmness, and on the body for muscle tone.
What is triLift 2.0 and what does it do?
No. triLift 2.0 uses electrical muscle stimulation and radiofrequency. There is no laser and no light involved, which is why it sits under advanced treatments here rather than with our lasers.
Is triLift 2.0 a laser?
Five, a week apart, on the face or the body, and the packages are built around that. Improvement builds across the series rather than arriving in one visit. After the series you will need maintenance sessions; your provider sets the interval at your follow-up.
How many triLift 2.0 sessions will I need?
No. The muscle stimulation feels like tapping or fluttering as the muscles contract, which is unfamiliar rather than painful, and the radiofrequency feels warm. biLift needs no numbing at all. triLift includes the RF microneedling step, done under numbing cream applied about 30 minutes before your provider starts. On the face, Pro-Nox is included as well, and between the two you stay comfortable.
Does triLift 2.0 hurt?
It depends which one you have. After biLift there is none: you can wear makeup and go straight back to work. After triLift, which includes the RF microneedling step, your skin will look flushed and feel warm for a few hours. There is no bleeding and no peeling with either one.
Is there any downtime after triLift 2.0?
It is part of triLift, and it is exactly what biLift leaves out. triLift runs the muscle stimulation, the TriPollar radiofrequency and the RF microneedling in one 60-minute session under numbing cream. biLift runs the first two in 45 minutes with no numbing at all. Plenty of clients only ever book biLift.
Is the RF microneedling part of every triLift 2.0 treatment?
You will usually see a lift the same day, and that first result is temporary. The lasting change accumulates over the series. Lumenis documents follow-up results at three and five months after a completed course. Because muscle tone declines without stimulation, results are maintained with periodic sessions rather than being permanent.
When will I see triLift 2.0 results and how long do they last?
triLift is $845 for the face and $895 for one body area. biLift, the same treatment without the microneedling step, is $355 for the face and $325 for one body area. Because this is a series rather than a single visit, most clients book the five-visit package: $2,920.50 for the triLift face course, $3,001.50 for the body, $1,597.50 and $1,462.50 for biLift. Every package is 10% off the price of five single visits, and VIP members save a further 20% on single sessions and on package pricing.
What does triLift 2.0 cost in Lubbock?
Anyone with a pacemaker, a defibrillator or any implanted electronic device, and anyone with metal implants in the area being treated, including dental implants, plates and screws. Tell your provider about any of these at consultation.
Who should not have triLift 2.0?
They do different jobs. Neurotoxin relaxes muscles to soften expression lines. Filler replaces lost volume. triLift 2.0 conditions the muscles that support the face and firms the skin over them. It does not replace either one, and many people use it alongside them.
How is triLift 2.0 different from Botox or filler?
Yes. triLift 2.0 added body treatment to the original face-only system. We treat one area per visit, abs, arms, flanks, glutes, quads, hamstrings or calves, for muscle tone, and the body course runs five sessions a week apart. On a package all five visits go to the same area, and you choose it at the start. In Lumenis's own study, patients also showed a 68% reduction in cellulite dimpling severity three months after four treatments.
Can triLift 2.0 treat the body?
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