By: IPP Bureau
Last updated : September 21, 2026 7:56 am
The technology addresses aesthetic concerns related to body shape and skin firmness in selected areas
Alma Lasers’ body-contouring technology Accent Prime has been introduced at Mirea Dermatology & Aesthetics in Gurugram, with experts highlighting the role of personalised treatment plans, professional assessment and lifestyle factors in aesthetic care.
The technology was showcased during an event attended by experts and media representatives, which included a live demonstration focused on non-surgical body contouring and skin tightening.
Dr. Meghna Gupta, Medical Director, Mirea Dermatology & Aesthetics, said individual skin conditions, body structures and aesthetic goals vary, making proper assessment and personalised treatment planning important. She said technologies such as Accent Prime can help doctors identify suitable treatment options based on individual patient needs.
Dr. Sonal Makhija said awareness of non-surgical aesthetic procedures is increasing as consumers explore options suited to their individual needs and lifestyles. She, however, emphasised that aesthetic treatments should be undertaken only after consultation and evaluation by a qualified specialist.
Manisha Arora, Chief Nutritionist, Mirea Dermatology & Aesthetics, said technology should be complemented by balanced nutrition and healthy lifestyle habits. She added that body contouring should form part of an individual wellness plan, with realistic expectations and professional guidance.
The experts also clarified that body contouring is not a weight-loss treatment. Instead, it is intended to address aesthetic concerns related to body shape and skin firmness in selected areas.
The experts further cautioned that suitability of such treatments depends on individual requirements and should be assessed by a qualified specialist.