A needle-free treatment using ultrasound to enhance the penetration of active skincare ingredients.

Sonophoresis uses low-frequency ultrasound to enhance the penetration of active skincare ingredients into the deeper layers of the skin, without needles or injections. It is used to boost the effectiveness of serums targeting hydration, brightening or skin repair, and is often paired with other treatments to enhance their results.
A serum suited to your skin's needs is applied, and the ultrasound device passed over the treatment area to enhance absorption. Most people feel only a gentle warmth. A session typically takes 20–30 minutes.
There is no downtime. Skin generally feels immediately more hydrated and comfortable.
This treatment may:
Outcomes vary between individuals and cannot be guaranteed.
All treatments carry some risk, even non-surgical ones. Key risks include:
This is a summary, not a complete list. Let your clinician know about any known product sensitivities before treatment. Please raise any concerns with our clinical team directly.
This depends on your skin's needs and is discussed at consultation — commonly hydrating, brightening or repair-focused formulations.
No. It's designed to enhance the effectiveness of professional treatments and products, not replace a daily skincare routine.
Generally yes, though patch testing can be arranged for anyone with known sensitivities.
Skin clinic treatments at Evolve are delivered within our plastic surgery practice, by our fully qualified dermal clinician. Every treatment begins with an assessment of your skin rather than a fixed package, and you'll be told honestly if a different treatment — or no treatment — is more appropriate for your goals. Our skin clinic only operates from our Bulleen location.
Start with an assessment of your skin and an honest discussion about what will help.
Book a ConsultationCall 03 9075 0005Important: The information on this page is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Individual results vary and cannot be guaranteed. A consultation is required to assess your suitability for treatment.