Laser–patch interaction
The patch is described as converting incident laser energy into an acoustic pressure-wave response.
LISW patch-mediated mechanical lifting platform
The supplied presentation describes a patch-based platform that uses laser-induced shock waves (LISW) to deliver mechanical stimulation to superficial soft-tissue support structures.

BELLUTI FACE is introduced as a “LISW Patch-Mediated Mechanical Lifting Platform”. The presentation centres on acoustic patches and laser-induced mechanical stimulation, rather than presenting a new laser console.
| Field | Source-supported description |
|---|---|
| Product | BELLUTI FACE |
| Presentation descriptor | LISW Patch-Mediated Mechanical Lifting Platform |
| Patch descriptor | Diamond Particle Acoustic Patch |
| Source organisation | SIMFLE STICK R&D INSTITUTE / Simfle-Stick Co., Ltd. |
| Package / model imagery | Facial patches and BELLUTI FACE case shown in slide 2 |
| Compatibility | A current list of compatible laser systems is not supplied |
| Pack quantity, shelf life and storage | Not established in the supplied presentation |
The deck organises the concept around retaining ligaments, retinacular cutis and superficial fat compartments. It describes local mechanical stimulation and mechanotransduction as the basis of the proposed soft-tissue response.
The patch is described as converting incident laser energy into an acoustic pressure-wave response.
The deck describes pressure changes, micro-strain and repeated stretch around superficial support structures.
The presentation links the mechanical signal to fibroblast activity and ECM remodelling.
The presentation includes seven-day before/after case examples and comparisons with other lifting approaches. The supplied case slides do not provide a controlled-study design or sufficient information to establish comparative efficacy.
The website therefore presents the technology without copying before/after patient photographs, treatment energy settings, or superiority claims. Full clinical and compatibility documentation can be requested for professional review.
Professional enquiries only. These summaries do not replace a current IFU, clinical judgement or market-specific documentation. Requests open an email draft; nothing is submitted automatically.
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