Radiofrequency lifting

For clients with first signs of an ageing or loosening facial skin.

The treatment is based on monopolar radiofrequency technology which triggers production of new collagen in your skin.

A sophisticated firm gel plate is used to heat up the inner layer of your skin and as a result, the skin stretches immediately. The plate delivers a controlled amount of energy from radiofrequency currents and heats up large amounts of collagen in the lower layers of your skin and skin fibres. The surface of your skin is cooled using the cryocooling technology.

After some time, the skin starts producing new collagen which causes the skin to stretch even further.

Radionfrequency lifting is to be avoided if you’ve recently undergone some treatments, such as hyaluronic acid or botulin toxin application. A period of 3 weeks to a month needs to pass between treatments, but we do recommend 3 months.

Usually, a total of 4 procedures is needed every 10 days. The effects are visible for up to a year.

A visible improvement appears gradually in 2 to 6 months after the treatment.

Your skin consists of three layers: a visible surface layer called epidermis. Underneath, a further layer can be found: it’s called dermis and is rich with collagen. The last layer is known as the subcutaneous layer. It contains fat and a network of collagen fibres.

In all layers, collagen is degraded due to the skin being exposed to sunlight, the ageing process or congenital reasons. That’s when your facial features seem to loosen and first wrinkles appear. Obviously, your skin is able to renew itself to a certain extent, but it can’t do much about how much collagen is produced in your dermis and other skin layers.