Seoul
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.
Non-invasive body-line menu-name guide
Tune Body (Body-Line Menu, Tune Face Family)
“Tune Body” is a clinic menu name in the same family as “Tune Face”. Neither name appears on Alma Lasers’ official Accent Prime applicator list, which does include a body-oriented applicator called UniBody, and no document ties the menu to that applicator. The clinic describes the menu as non-invasive body-line care by area, with a 20–40 minute session, usually no anaesthesia and a same-day return to routine.
- Name status
- Clinic menu name; absent from Alma Lasers’ Accent Prime applicator list
- Sibling menu
- Tune Face (face) — same naming family, body areas instead of facial areas
- Session
- About 20–40 minutes depending on the area, per the clinic’s guide
- Downtime and anaesthesia
- Little to none; same-day return to routine; anaesthesia generally not needed
- Course
- A series of sessions followed by maintenance care, set by the clinician
Is “Tune Body” a device name or a menu name?
It is a menu name chosen by the clinic. The manufacturer of the Accent Prime platform, Alma Lasers, does not list a product or applicator called “Tune Body”, so the device and applicator behind the menu should be asked about separately from the title.
Sources: Alma Lasers — Accent Prime platform product page (applicator list and technologies)
How does Tune Body relate to Tune Face?
They are two menus in one naming family: Tune Face for facial areas and Tune Body for body lines. The shared word “Tune” is the clinic’s branding, and the sibling guide on this site explains that “Tune Face” is not an official Alma applicator name either. The same reading therefore applies here: the name groups a menu, it does not identify hardware.
What does Alma’s Accent Prime list include for the body?
The manufacturer’s product page names six applicators: UltraSpeed, MiniSpeed, UniFace, UniBody, Microplasma and Impact. UniBody is the one whose name points at the body. Alma’s page and the clinic’s guide do not state which of these applicators, if any, the Tune Body menu uses, so this page does not map one to the other.
Sources: Alma Lasers — Accent Prime platform product page (applicator list and technologies)Alma Korea — Accent Prime product listing
Which applicator and energy source sit behind the menu?
That is a question for the treating clinic. Alma describes Accent Prime applicators as combining unipolar radiofrequency at 40.68 MHz with ultrasound depending on the applicator, so the energy source changes with the applicator chosen. Ask for the applicator name and the energy type to be written on the quote.
Sources: Alma Lasers — Accent Prime platform product page (applicator list and technologies)
How does the clinic describe the treatment?
The clinic’s guide presents Tune Body as non-invasive management of body lines by area. It states that the programme supports localized body-shape care and is not a weight-loss method, and that results go together with lifestyle management. This is the clinic’s own framing of the menu, not a manufacturer indication.
Sources: Abijou reservation centre magazine — Tune Body procedure guide
What happens during a Tune Body session?
The clinic lists five steps: consultation and area measurement, preparation of the area, device application, finishing with after-care guidance, and return to daily activities. The session takes about 20–40 minutes depending on the area, and anaesthesia is generally not needed.
Sources: Abijou reservation centre magazine — Tune Body procedure guide
What does it feel like, and what aftercare applies?
The clinic describes sensation as mild to moderate with individual differences. There is little to no separate recovery period and a same-day return to normal activity is typical. Follow the guidance given at the end of your session, and contact the clinic if something feels unusual afterwards.
Sources: Abijou reservation centre magazine — Tune Body procedure guide
How many sessions and how often?
The clinic recommends a series of several sessions followed by maintenance care, with change building gradually across sessions. The guide does not give a fixed number of sessions or a fixed interval, so the schedule is set by the clinician after assessing each area.
Sources: Abijou reservation centre magazine — Tune Body procedure guide
How long does the effect last?
No figure is published for this menu. The clinic says the change is gradual across multiple sessions and that how long it lasts depends on lifestyle habits and individual factors. No study using the name “Tune Body” is cited on this page, so ask the clinician what is realistic for your areas and goals.
Sources: Abijou reservation centre magazine — Tune Body procedure guide
What should be raised before treatment?
Tell the clinician about pregnancy or breastfeeding, implanted electronic devices, metal near the area, active skin disease or infection, healing or bleeding problems and any recent aesthetic procedure on the same area. Suitability is decided by the treating clinician at the consultation.
Sources: Abijou reservation centre magazine — Tune Body procedure guide
How should Tune Body quotes be compared?
Two quotes under the same menu title can describe different applicators, areas and session counts. Compare only when the applicator, energy source, treatment area and number of sessions are written on both, and request each in writing.
Sources: Alma Lasers — Accent Prime platform product page (applicator list and technologies)
Medical care at Abijou
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, Myeongdong
Cheol-su Yoon
I want to be thinking about how the patient feels right up to the last moment of the procedure.
Chief MD, Hongdae
Jae-wook Kim
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.
Frequently asked questions
Is Tune Body an official Alma Lasers product name?
No. Alma’s Accent Prime page lists UltraSpeed, MiniSpeed, UniFace, UniBody, Microplasma and Impact, and “Tune Body” is not among them. It is the clinic’s menu name, so confirm the actual applicator with the clinic.
How is Tune Body different from Tune Face?
Tune Face is the facial menu and Tune Body is the body-line menu in the same naming family. The areas, session length and goals differ, and neither name is an official manufacturer applicator name.
Does Tune Body use the UniBody applicator?
That link is not documented in the sources used here. Alma lists UniBody as one Accent Prime applicator, but neither Alma nor the clinic’s guide states that this menu uses it, so ask the clinic which applicator is scheduled.
What is the Accent Prime platform?
Accent Prime is Alma Lasers’ multi-applicator aesthetic platform. Depending on the applicator it combines unipolar radiofrequency at 40.68 MHz with ultrasound, so one platform name covers several different procedures.
How long is a Tune Body session?
The clinic’s guide gives about 20–40 minutes depending on the area treated. Larger or multiple areas take longer, so the exact time is confirmed at the consultation.
Is anaesthesia needed?
The clinic’s guide says anaesthesia is generally not needed. Sensation is described as mild to moderate, with individual differences.
Is there downtime?
The clinic describes little to no separate recovery period, with a return to routine on the same day. Individual responses vary, so ask about your own areas.
What are the steps of a session?
Consultation and area measurement, preparation of the area, device application, finishing with after-care guidance, then return to daily activities. The clinic lists these five steps in its guide.
How many sessions will I need?
The clinic recommends a series followed by maintenance care but does not publish a fixed count or interval. The clinician sets the plan after assessing your areas.
Is Tune Body a weight-loss treatment?
No. The clinic describes it as non-invasive body-line management by area and states it is not a weight-loss method. Results go together with lifestyle management.
How long do the results last?
No duration figure is published. The clinic says it depends on lifestyle habits and individual factors, and that change builds gradually over several sessions.
Is there published research on Tune Body?
None is cited on this page under that name. Evidence for the Accent Prime platform concerns individual applicators, so it should not be read as a study of this menu.
What should a Tune Body quote specify?
The applicator, the energy source, the treatment areas and the number of sessions. The menu title alone fixes none of these, so request them in writing before comparing clinics.
What should I tell the clinician beforehand?
Mention pregnancy or breastfeeding, implanted electronic devices, metal near the area, active skin disease or infection, healing or bleeding problems and any recent procedure on the same area. The clinician decides suitability at the consultation.
Can I book Tune Body and Tune Face together?
Ask at the consultation. They are separate menus for different areas, and combining them depends on the clinician’s plan and your schedule.
How Abijou works
We started in Gangnam in 2006 and the network now runs 17 branches across Korea. The line we work to is skin transformation woven into everyday life — care you can keep up with, rather than one dramatic change.
- Across the 17 branches in Seoul, Gyeonggi, Incheon and Busan: over 1,000 medical professionals and more than 350 certified medical devices
- Authentic products only, in appropriate amounts — the treatment is fitted to the condition, not to a package
- Prices are quoted from each branch’s published price list as it stands
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