Chief MD, Gangnam
Duk-ha Kim
The trust our patients have placed in this clinic was built on conviction and principle. We intend to hold to both, unchanged, through the next hundred years.
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HIFU abdominal body contouring guide
Scizer is a Classys-made HIFU body device, not an injection. It focuses 2 MHz ultrasound at 9 mm or 13 mm depth through its D9 and D13 cartridges, holds FDA 510(k) K230100, and has a Korean MFDS use statement tied to BMI and abdominal fat thickness. The clinic lists it by abdominal area and pad count.
Scizer is a high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) device made by Classys for body contouring. It delivers focused ultrasound energy to the subcutaneous fat layer and is a device treatment, not an injection.
Sources: Classys — SCIZER product page (HIFU, cartridges, treatment zone)
No. Some booking menus place Scizer under a fat-dissolving category name, but the product is an ultrasound device. Nothing is injected; energy is delivered through a cartridge placed on the skin.
Sources: Classys — SCIZER product page (HIFU, cartridges, treatment zone)Abijou reservation centre — Scizer menu (abdomen, pad units)
Scizer is made by Classys, a Seoul-based aesthetic medical device company. The FDA record lists Classys, Inc. of Seoul as the applicant for the SCIZER (SC1-M410).
Sources: Classys — SCIZER product page (HIFU, cartridges, treatment zone)U.S. FDA — 510(k) premarket notification K230100 (SCIZER, SC1-M410)
Scizer uses HIFU at 2 MHz. The maker describes the energy as focused on a chosen depth in the fat layer rather than spread across the skin surface.
Sources: Classys — SCIZER product page (HIFU, cartridges, treatment zone)
The maker lists two cartridges: D9 at 2 MHz and 9.0 mm focal depth, and D13 at 2 MHz and 13.0 mm focal depth. The number in the name is the depth in millimetres, so the choice of cartridge is a depth decision made for each area.
Sources: Classys — SCIZER product page (HIFU, cartridges, treatment zone)
The maker specifies a maximum treatment zone of 46 x 46 mm and describes a large-area scanner. The cartridges include contact cooling intended to protect the skin surface.
Sources: Classys — SCIZER product page (HIFU, cartridges, treatment zone)
Yes. The FDA database lists SCIZER (SC1-M410) from Classys, Inc. under 510(k) K230100, decision date November 3, 2023, with the decision Substantially Equivalent. It is classified as focused ultrasound for tissue heat or mechanical cellular disruption (product code OHV, 21 CFR 878.4590).
Sources: U.S. FDA — 510(k) premarket notification K230100 (SCIZER, SC1-M410)
Classys states that Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety use statement covers people with a BMI of 30 kg/m² or less and an abdominal fat thickness of 2.5 cm or more, for help in reducing abdominal circumference.
Sources: Classys press release — SCIZER FDA clearance, with the Korean MFDS use statement
Because the Korean use statement is written around BMI and abdominal fat thickness, those two measures are the first thing to ask about at consultation. They describe the population the statement is written for, not an expected result for any one person.
Sources: Classys press release — SCIZER FDA clearance, with the Korean MFDS use statement
On the menu, partial abdomen is 6 pads and full abdomen is 8 pads. Ask the clinic which area each pad count covers on your body and how the pads are laid out, since the menu names are units of work, not a promise of a particular change.
Sources: Abijou reservation centre — Scizer menu (abdomen, pad units)
The clinic’s treatment guide lists about 20 to 40 minutes, depending on the area being treated.
The clinic’s guide says anaesthesia is usually not needed. It describes the sensation as mild to moderate and varying from person to person, so tell the doctor if you are sensitive to discomfort.
The clinic’s guide describes almost no separate recovery period, with a return to daily routine the same day. Ask the doctor what to expect and avoid in the first days.
The clinic’s guide recommends a series of several sessions followed by maintenance, with the plan made at consultation. It gives no fixed number, and this is clinic scheduling guidance rather than effect data.
The clinic’s guide lists people bothered by the contour of a particular area, people who want a non-invasive approach to body care, people who will pair it with lifestyle management and people who understand that results differ between individuals.
No. The clinic’s guide states it is not a treatment that promises weight loss. It describes a body-care programme for managing the contour of specific areas, and says the exact method and intensity depend on the clinic’s own protocol and your condition.
This page does not cover a measured duration of effect for Scizer in either direction. The sources used here describe what the device is, how it is cleared and how the clinic lists it, not how long a change lasts. The clinic’s guide says only that duration varies with lifestyle habits and the individual, and gives no figure. Ask the clinic what its recommended interval and any repeat sessions are based on, and have it separate the temporary sensations right after a session from the change you are hoping for.
Sources: Classys — SCIZER product page (HIFU, cartridges, treatment zone)U.S. FDA — 510(k) premarket notification K230100 (SCIZER, SC1-M410)Abijou reservation centre — Scizer treatment guide
Confirm that the device is Scizer by Classys, which cartridge depth is planned for each area, how many pads and sessions are proposed, and how your own BMI and abdominal fat thickness compare with the Korean use statement.
Sources: Classys press release — SCIZER FDA clearance, with the Korean MFDS use statement
Compare in pads, area and sessions, not by the menu name alone. A 1-pad menu, a 6-pad partial abdomen and an 8-pad full abdomen are different amounts of treatment, and a 3-session package is a different structure again.
Sources: Abijou reservation centre — Scizer menu (abdomen, pad units)
Care is provided by the medical team at the branch you select. These clinicians lead the three branches linked from this guide; confirm the doctor assigned to your visit with that branch.
Chief MD, Gangnam
The trust our patients have placed in this clinic was built on conviction and principle. We intend to hold to both, unchanged, through the next hundred years.
Chief MD, Myeongdong
I want to be thinking about how the patient feels right up to the last moment of the procedure.
Chief MD, Hongdae
I will give my best with the attentiveness to catch even the smallest change.
Listed branch medical team — not a medical-review byline for this article.
Scizer is a HIFU body contouring device made by Classys. It delivers 2 MHz focused ultrasound to the subcutaneous fat layer.
No. Scizer is an ultrasound device. Some booking menus file it under a fat-dissolving category name, but nothing is injected.
Classys, a Seoul-based aesthetic medical device company. The FDA record lists Classys, Inc. as the applicant.
They are the two cartridges the maker lists: D9 focuses at 9.0 mm and D13 at 13.0 mm, both at 2 MHz.
The maker specifies a maximum treatment zone of 46 x 46 mm.
The maker describes contact cooling in the cartridges, intended to protect the skin surface during treatment.
Yes. The FDA lists SCIZER (SC1-M410) under 510(k) K230100, decision date November 3, 2023.
It means the FDA found the device substantially equivalent to a legally marketed predicate device. It is a clearance decision about the device, not a statement about results for any one person.
Classys states that the Korean use statement covers people with a BMI of 30 kg/m² or less and an abdominal fat thickness of 2.5 cm or more, for help in reducing abdominal circumference.
The Korean use statement is written around those two measures, so they are the first things to check with the clinic at consultation.
Abdomen menus in pad units: 1 pad, partial abdomen of 6 pads, full abdomen of 8 pads, and a 3-session full-abdomen package.
The reservation centre lists the Scizer abdomen menus for Gangnam and Myeongdong.
No. A pad is the unit the menu is counted in; a session is a visit. A full-abdomen menu is 8 pads, and the package is three full-abdomen sessions.
This page does not give a measured duration. The clinic’s guide says only that it varies with lifestyle habits and the individual, with no figure. Ask the clinic what its recommended interval is based on.
Compare pads, treatment area and number of sessions, and confirm the device is Scizer by Classys. The menu name alone does not show how much treatment is included.
The clinic’s treatment guide lists about 20 to 40 minutes, depending on the area.
The clinic’s guide says anaesthesia is usually not needed.
The clinic’s guide describes the sensation as mild to moderate, varying from person to person.
The clinic’s guide describes almost no separate recovery period, and a return to daily routine the same day.
The clinic’s guide recommends a series of several sessions followed by maintenance, with the plan set at consultation. It gives no fixed number.
The clinic’s guide lists people bothered by the contour of a particular area, people who want a non-invasive approach, people who will pair it with lifestyle management and people who understand that results differ between individuals.
No. The clinic’s guide states it is not a treatment that promises weight loss. It is a body-care programme aimed at managing the contour of specific areas.
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