RF Anti-age Facial

Service Description

Why to Do It? Natural alternative to Botox or fillers No injections or foreign substances. Slows signs of aging Prevents and corrects loss of firmness. Quick, lunch-time procedure Sessions typically last 30–60 minutes. Can be combined with other treatments Like microneedling, ultrasound, or facials for enhanced results Benefits of RF (Radio Frequency) Facial Treatments -Skin Tightening & Firming -Stimulates collagen and elastin production by heating the deeper layers of the skin (dermis). -Helps lift sagging skin without surgery. -Wrinkle Reduction -Softens fine lines and wrinkles, especially around the eyes, mouth, and forehead. -Improved Skin Texture -Makes skin smoother and more even in tone and texture. -Contours & Defines the Face -Non-invasive way to improve jawline, cheeks, and overall facial definition. -Minimally Invasive with No Downtime -You can go back to daily activities right after. -Boosts Circulation & Lymphatic Drainage Enhances natural detox processes, reduces puffiness, and gives a healthy glow. -Reduces Pore Size -Especially helpful for oily or combination skin types. RF is ideal for: Ages 25–60+, depending on the goal (prevention vs. correction) People noticing: Mild to moderate skin laxity Early signs of aging (lines, dullness) Sagging jawline or cheeks Individuals who: Prefer non-surgical and low-risk treatments Want gradual, natural-looking results Can commit to a series of sessions for best results (usually 4–8) Contraindications for RF Facial Treatment: -Pregnancy & Breastfeeding (Not recommended due to lack of safety studies.) -Metal Implants in the Area Such as pacemakers, metal plates, screws, or dental braces (depending on location). -Heart Conditions -History of heart disease or arrhythmias. -Epilepsy -Open Wounds or Skin Irritations -Includes active acne, eczema, dermatitis, or any skin inflammation. -Recent Aesthetic Procedures -Such as Botox or dermal fillers (a 2–4 week waiting period is typically advised). -Cancer or History of Cancer -Uncontrolled Diabetes May affect skin sensitivity and healing. Use of Anticoagulant Medication -Chronic Skin Conditions in the Area Such as psoriasis, lupus, or other autoimmune diseases. -Fever or Active Infection -Allergy or Sensitivity to Device Materials or Conductive Gels *We advise a skin consultation for the first visit