BIOTECH
MEDIA / INDIBA ARCHIVE
Original article published September 11, 2021
繁中 | EN
HERBEST’s archive reproduces a personal experience shared through INDIBA’s Facebook content. The writer describes trying an abdominal-care session after childbirth and learning about the technology’s use in both rehabilitation and aesthetic settings.
The feature introduces INDIBA as a Spanish system and discusses monopolar radiofrequency with Proionic technology. It records the frequencies described in the original account and contrasts the writer’s warm, comfortable experience with her expectations of other energy procedures.
The source discusses a range of reported applications, including sports-related concerns, joint and muscle discomfort, and aesthetic concerns such as abdominal laxity, lines and texture. These are claims in the historical source; they do not establish suitability for every area or patient.
The session described lasted around forty minutes. The writer reported a warm sensation, relaxation, sweating and a feeling of greater elasticity in the abdominal skin afterward. She also described a change in measurements made by the clinic and a later perception of improved elasticity around two weeks after the session.
These are subjective observations from one account. The original’s absolute “no risk” wording is not adopted as a general claim: an individual’s experience does not establish that a procedure is risk-free or that everyone will have the same result.
The writer recounts receiving instructions from the clinic about avoiding a hot bath or spa afterward. Such instructions belong to the original care episode and should be confirmed with the treating team for a current procedure.
Source: INDIBA Facebook content reproduced on HERBEST. This page records a historical personal experience.
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