Aesthetic ultrasound for facial injectors, from 10 to 24 MHz
Seven facial and skin windows captured on Suresult linear probes, covering vessel Doppler, caliper measurement and skin-layer depth. Published prices, software included, and no subscription.
Resposta rápida
An aesthetic ultrasound machine is a high-frequency linear scanner that shows facial vessels, filler deposits and skin layers before an injector places a needle.
- Suresult covers the face with three linear frequency bands: 18/24 MHz, 16/20 MHz and 10/14 MHz.
- Color and pulsed-wave Doppler put a waveform on a facial vessel before any product goes in.
- Depth settings start at 10 mm on the L24Pro and L20Pro, so the dermis and the injection plane stay at the top of the image.
- Every Suresult linear model records cine loops of up to 1,000 frames for the patient file.
The capture atlas
Seven real facial and skin windows, captured on Suresult linear probes
Unedited clinical captures · select any image to enlarge
Facial and superficial soft tissue on the L142 windows
Superficial soft-tissue planes on the L14
The tissue layers separate cleanly at 14 MHz over 40 mm of depth. Reading which plane a cannula sits in starts with layers this distinct.
captured by a buyer on an L14 at 14.0 MHz, 40 mm depth, gain 91 dB, dynamic range 70
Nasal contour measured at 14 MHz
Calipers put 3.0 mm on the soft tissue over the nasal framework. A recorded figure is what makes a follow-up scan comparable.
captured by a buyer on an L14 at 14.0 MHz, 40 mm depth, caliper length 3.0 mmFacial vessels and superficial structures on the L143 windows
Pulsed-wave trace on a superficial facial vessel
The spectrum reads a peak systolic velocity of 15.73 cm/s and a resistive index of 0.78. An arterial waveform confirms what the color box only suggested.
captured by a buyer on an L14 at 14.0 MHz, sample volume 1 mm, angle 55 degrees, PRF 2.0 kHz
Doppler overlay on the treatment photo
The buyer composited the scan over the face it came from, with flow marked on the nasal dorsum. The record carries both the anatomy and the region it belongs to.
captured by a buyer on an L14 at 14.0 MHz, 40 mm depth, color gain 39, PRF 1.25 kHz
Anechoic superficial structure measured with flow at its edge
Calipers cross an anechoic superficial structure while color marks vessels at its margin. An injector needs the outline and the nearby flow in the same frame.
captured by a buyer on an L14; the library records 14.0 MHz for this frame, which is cropped to the image area and carries no on-screen headerSkin layers and cutaneous vessels on the L20Pro2 windows
Epidermis to hypodermis on the L20Pro
At 20 MHz over 20 mm of depth the dermis and the fat layer below it read as separate bands. This is the view that sets a treatment depth in millimeters.
Suresult clinical demo capture on an L20Pro at 20.0 MHz, 20 mm depth, gain 42 dB, compound imaging onSuperficial cutaneous vessel in long axis
Color fills a vessel inside the dermal plane at 20 MHz with the box steered 12 degrees. Steering is what recovers a flow signal from a vessel running parallel to the skin.
Suresult clinical demo capture on an L20Pro at 20.0 MHz, 20 mm depth, color gain 61, PRF 1.0 kHz, steer 12 degrees
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Technique basics
How the exam comes together, probe to report
- Pick the frequency the plane needs.
The L24Pro holds 18/24 MHz for lip and nasal planes that sit in the first centimeter. The L20Pro keeps 16/20 MHz when the same scan has to reach 40 mm.
Frame shown: an L20Pro capture at 20 MHz - Set depth to 10 mm or 20 mm and fill the screen with skin.
Shallow depth puts the dermis across the top third of the image, where the resolution is highest. Compound imaging on the Suresult app cleans up the fat septae underneath.
D: 20 mm on the header - Map the vessel with color, then confirm it with pulsed-wave Doppler.
A steered color box finds flow in a vessel that runs parallel to the skin. Pulsed-wave Doppler puts a velocity and a resistive index on what the color found.
PRF 1.0 to 1.25 kHz - Measure and save before the first injection.
Calipers put a millimeter figure on skin thickness or on a deposit, and the app stores it on the frame. Files export as DICOM, JPEG, PNG or MP4 for the patient record.
DICOM and MP4 export
What the research says
The evidence, three studies checked
- Facial arteries sit about three millimeters under the skin.
Ultrasound in 41 healthy volunteers measured the supratrochlear artery at a mean depth of 3.34 mm and the supraorbital artery at 3.54 mm. The authors rejected the idea that injecting beside a vertical glabellar line is safe because the artery runs deep to the crease.
Cotofana et al., Aesthet Surg J 2020 - High-frequency ultrasound told filler materials apart.
Among 94 patients scanned in the nasolabial groove, high-frequency ultrasound identified hyaluronic acid in 35 cases and polyacrylamide in 34. The authors concluded that high-frequency ultrasound has identification significance for filling materials in that area.
Jiang et al., Aesthetic Plast Surg 2022 - Ultrasound guidance cut the hyaluronidase dose.
A review of 96 articles on filler vascular occlusion reported that ultrasound guidance reduced the required hyaluronidase dose by up to tenfold. The same review put early-stage ischemia as reversible in up to 80% of cases when treatment starts within four to six hours.
Madero-Pérez et al., Aesthetic Plast Surg 2026
Pick your model
Pick the model that fits your day
Injectors working the nose and lipsL24ProThe L24Pro runs 18/24 MHz over a 256-element linear head with depth settings from 10 mm to 25 mm. That band resolves the planes an injector treats in the first centimeter of tissue.
18/24 MHz, face first
$4,185 L24Pro · 18/24 MHz 256-Element AestheBuy nowView L24Pro →One scanner for aesthetics and skinL20ProThe L20Pro holds 16/20 MHz and adds depth settings to 40 mm, which covers facial planes and general cutaneous work. Every capture in the skin group of this atlas came off this model.
16/20 MHz, skin and face
$3,720 L20Pro · 16/20 MHz High-Frequency LinBuy nowView L20Pro →Aesthetic work plus deeper scanningL14ProThe L14Pro runs 10/14 MHz with depth settings of 20, 40, 60 and 80 mm on a 256-element head. The facial captures in this atlas were made at 14 MHz on the L14 line.
up to 80 mm, widest reach
$3,441 L14Pro · 10/14 MHz 256-Element LinearBuy nowView L14Pro →Comparação de scanners
Six Suresult linear models for aesthetic work, compared
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| Modelo | Preço | Frequência | Profundidade | Melhor para |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| L24Pro | $4,185 | 18/24 MHz | 10/15/20/25 mm | Face-first filler planes, 256 elements |
| L24 | $3,441 | 18/24 MHz | 10/15/20/25 mm | The same 18/24 MHz band on a 192-element head |
| L20Pro | $3,720 | 16/20 MHz | 10/20/30/40 mm | Facial planes plus skin and superficial vessels |
| L20 | $2,790 | 16/20 MHz | 10/20/30/40 mm | 16/20 MHz on a 192-element head, 147 g |
| L14Pro | $3,441 | 10/14 MHz | 20/40/60/80 mm | Facial soft tissue plus deeper superficial work |
| L14 | $2,139 | 10/14 MHz | 20-80 mm | The model behind the facial captures on this page |
Against the known brands
Suresult vs Clarius L20 HD3, Butterfly iQ3 and GE Vscan Air SL for aesthetic clinics
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| Suresult | Clarius L20 HD3 | Butterfly iQ3 | GE Vscan Air SL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Superficial imaging | 18/24 MHz on the L24Pro and 16/20 MHz on the L20Pro, 256 elements, depth from 10 mm | 8-20 MHz with 4 cm maximum depth on the Clarius product page | 1-12 MHz semiconductor array; the Small Organ preset is listed to 6 cm | Linear transducer listed at 3-12 MHz, up to 8 cm |
| Included imaging tools | Color, power and pulsed-wave Doppler plus needle guides on every linear model listed here | Clarius lists specialty software, updates and voice controls inside the Essentials membership | Butterfly splits features between its Core and Advanced technology tiers | GE lists MyRemoteShare and Verisound Gallery under Digital Tools |
| Device price | $4,185 for the L24Pro, published on the product page | $5,395 published | $3,899 published | Starting at $4,999 published |
| Software fees | None; measurements, needle guides and DICOM export are included | Essentials membership listed at $695 a year, or $2,500 one time | Core $299 a year, Advanced $420 a year, or $1,500 for five years | Digital Tools sold as 1-year and 3-year subscriptions; no price published |
| Landed cost | Suresult's shipping and tax policy covers shipping, customs clearance, duties and applicable taxes; delivery is 1-7 or 3-10 business days by region | US list price; duties and shipping sit outside the listed figure | US list price; duties and shipping sit outside the listed figure | US list price; purchase terms are regional |
| Documents published | FDA 510(k), EU MDR (CE), Health Canada and ISO 13485 in the Suresult library | The Clarius L20 HD3 product page is the source used here | Butterfly pricing and specification pages are the source used here | GE specification and Digital Tools pages are the source used here |
| Regulatory registrations | FDA 510(k) · ISO 13485 · EU MDR (CE) · TGA · ANVISA · Health Canada | FDA 510(k) | FDA 510(k) | FDA 510(k) |
- Seven facial and skin captures on this page come off Suresult linear probes and are published unedited.
- Suresult publishes linear models from 10 MHz to 24 MHz, so the frequency can match the plane being treated.
- Color and pulsed-wave Doppler ship on every Suresult linear model on this page, with in-plane and out-of-plane needle guides included.
- No subscription is required; measurements and DICOM export come with the scanner.
- The checkout price is the landed price, with shipping, customs clearance, duties and applicable taxes covered by Suresult's published shipping and tax policy.
- Suresult lists delivery at 1-7 business days after shipment for Europe, North America and Oceania, and 3-10 business days for Asia, Africa and South America.
- Cine loops of up to 1,000 frames record a full scan pass for the patient file.
- Certificates are published: FDA 510(k), EU MDR (CE), Health Canada and ISO 13485.
Clarius lists the L20 HD3 at $5,395 and its Essentials membership at $695 a year, which reaches $3,475 in membership by year five. Suresult scanners carry no subscription.
Three models, one decision
One conversation gets a direct recommendation: the right Suresult probe, or a straight “neither.”
Aesthetic workflow use cases
What Aesthetic Clinics Can Do With Suresult
Suresult helps aesthetic professionals add imaging to planning, consultation and documentation workflows.
- Map facial arteries and veins with Doppler before treatment planning.
- Review filler plane, depth and surrounding superficial soft tissue.
- Assess nodules, old filler patterns or abnormal soft-tissue findings when a case needs closer review.
- Compare images and cine loops during follow-up visits and patient consultation.
Best fit: face-first aesthetic clinics, dermatology clinics, plastic surgery practices and training centers that want visible imaging evidence before and after treatment.
Why clinics choose Suresult
Why Clinics Choose Suresult for Aesthetic Ultrasound
Suresult combines high-frequency superficial imaging, Doppler, wireless workflow, local documentation and no required software subscription.
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Evidence and inspection path
Know what to look for before you choose
- Use image examples to inspect vessel signal, superficial tissue layers and filler-plane visibility.
- Use the scanner fit map to match frequency and depth to the facial region you scan most often.
- Use exportable images and cine loops for consultation notes, training review and follow-up comparison.
Clinical reading path
Peer-reviewed context for aesthetic ultrasound
External literature on Doppler vessel mapping, filler-plane review and facial anatomy education—useful background before choosing a scanner.
Choose by Aesthetic Workflow, Not Just Probe Frequency
L20Pro
L20Pro 16/20 MHz: Ultrassom linear de alta frequência para estética, pele e sistema músculo-esquelético superficial
Frequência: 16/20 MHz
Profundidade de varredura: 10/20/30/40 mm
Estética
L24Pro
Sonda de ultrassom estética L24Pro de 18/24 MHz com 256 elementos para preenchimento
Frequência: 18/24 MHz
Profundidade de varredura: 10/15/20/25mm
Estética
L14Pro
Sonda de ultrassom linear L14Pro de 10/14 MHz com 256 elementos para o sistema músculo-esquelético
Frequência: 10/14 MHz
Profundidade de varredura: 20/40/60/80 mm
Estética
What to Check Before Buying an Aesthetic Ultrasound Scanner
Before you buy
O que verificar antes de comprar
What is an aesthetic ultrasound machine?
An aesthetic ultrasound machine is a high-frequency linear scanner that images facial vessels, filler deposits and skin layers. Aesthetic clinics use it to plan an injection and to document the result.
Which Suresult model suits facial filler work?
The Suresult L24Pro is the face-first model at 18/24 MHz, with depth settings of 10, 15, 20 and 25 mm. Its 256-element linear head keeps the dermis and the injection plane at the top of the image.
What frequency does facial ultrasound need?
Ultrasound measured the supratrochlear artery at 3.34 mm below the skin, which is where 18 to 24 MHz resolves best. A 16/20 MHz model such as the Suresult L20Pro adds reach to 40 mm when the scan goes deeper.
How deep are the arteries an injector has to avoid?
Ultrasound in 41 volunteers measured the supratrochlear artery at a mean depth of 3.34 mm and the supraorbital artery at 3.54 mm. Those depths sit inside the range a 24 MHz linear probe images clearly.
Can a handheld scanner see hyaluronic acid filler?
A study of 94 patients scanned in the nasolabial groove identified hyaluronic acid in 35 cases with high-frequency ultrasound. Suresult L24Pro, L20Pro and L14Pro scanners cover 10 to 24 MHz for that kind of superficial imaging.
Do Suresult linear scanners have Doppler for vessel mapping?
Suresult L24Pro, L20Pro and L14Pro scanners carry color Doppler, power Doppler and pulsed-wave Doppler. The atlas on this page includes a pulsed-wave trace with a resistive index of 0.78 on a facial vessel.
How much does an aesthetic ultrasound machine cost?
A Suresult aesthetic linear model costs $2,139 for the L14 and $4,185 for the L24Pro, software included. Clarius lists the L20 HD3 at $5,395 and Butterfly lists the iQ3 at $3,899.
What is the five-year cost against Clarius?
Clarius lists the L20 HD3 at $5,395 and its Essentials membership at $695 a year, which is $3,475 in membership by year five. Suresult scanners carry no subscription.
Can a Suresult scanner document before-and-after for patient records?
Every Suresult linear model saves cine loops of up to 1,000 frames and exports as DICOM, JPEG, PNG or MP4. Measurements are stored on the frame, so a follow-up scan can be compared.
Is a handheld enough for an aesthetic clinic, or is a cart system needed?
A handheld linear probe covers facial vessel mapping, filler-plane review and superficial soft-tissue measurement. A cart system remains the choice for whole-body imaging or for a dedicated ultrasound department.
Which model fits a clinic that also scans musculoskeletal cases?
The Suresult L20Pro at 16/20 MHz reaches 40 mm, which covers facial work plus tendons and small joints. The L14Pro reaches 80 mm when the same clinic scans deeper muscle.
Are Suresult scanners the same as an at-home ultrasound facial device?
Suresult scanners are diagnostic imaging probes for clinicians, not home beauty appliances. A home device applies energy to tissue, while a diagnostic probe produces an image a clinician reads.
Which platforms run the Suresult scanner software?
Suresult linear scanners run on iOS, Android and Windows over a built-in dual-band Wi-Fi link. The Suresult app is included with the scanner and carries no subscription.
Does a Suresult linear probe show a needle during a filler or hyaluronidase injection?
Suresult L24Pro, L20Pro and L14Pro scanners include in-plane and out-of-plane needle guides plus needle enhancement. The setting is selected in the Suresult app before the pass begins.
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Modo B
- Comprimento, área/circunferência, ângulo, traço, distância
- Depth and angle readouts for needle and injection guidance
- Obstetric biometrics (gestational age, EFW) when your caseload needs them
Modo B+M
- Frequência cardíaca, tempo, distância
- Diâmetro interno do ventrículo esquerdo (LVIDd, LVIDs)
- Fração de ejeção (EF), volume sistólico (SV)
Modo B+PW
- Velocidade, frequência cardíaca, relação S/D, profundidade
- Medição automática da vazão do vaso
- Velocidade sistólica de pico (PS), velocidade diastólica final (ED)
- Velocidade máxima com média de tempo (TAMAX), velocidade média com média de tempo (TAMEAN)
- Índice de Pulsatilidade (PI), Índice Resistivo (RI)
- Diâmetro do vaso (DIAM), fluxo (FL)
Cine Loop
Grave até 1000 quadros (≈165 segundos) de movimento contínuo para capturar cada detalhe sutil.
Função de assistência à perfuração
Aproveite com precisão no plano e guias fora do plano para aumentar sua confiança durante as intervenções.
Exportação flexível de arquivos
Salve e compartilhe suas digitalizações sem esforço em JPEG, MP4, PNG ou DICOM integrando-se perfeitamente ao seu fluxo de trabalho.
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PERGUNTAS FREQUENTES
Start with the L24 Series when shallow facial anatomy, vessel mapping, filler-plane review and follow-up documentation are the daily priorities. Choose L24 Standard for the lower entry price or L24Pro for the higher-spec Pro platform.
Higher-frequency linear imaging helps show superficial structures at shallow depth. L24 is built around 18/24 MHz imaging and 10-25 mm depth; L20 uses 16/20 MHz with 10-40 mm depth when a broader clinic workflow matters more than the most shallow facial detail.
Choose the series first: L24 for face-first superficial imaging, L20 for broader depth and mixed aesthetics or dermatology use, and L14 for deeper superficial or broader linear work. Then choose Standard for lower entry price or Pro for 256 elements, 64 channels, 4400 mAh battery and about 4 hours of scanning.
Color and power Doppler can help identify visible vascular structures and flow signal during planning or concern-driven follow-up. It supports clinical judgment, training and documentation; it is not a guarantee against complications.
Ultrasound can support review of filler location, surrounding soft tissue and follow-up comparison when image quality, filler behavior and operator training are appropriate. Suresult scanners can also capture still images and cine loops for consultation records where supported.
No required software subscription is positioned as a Suresult ownership advantage. Aesthetic clinics can use local records and export workflows where supported by the scanner and app, keeping software access more predictable after purchase.