Rejuvenating

RF-lifting (or radiofrequency lifting) is a non-invasive procedure that uses high-frequency radio waves to tighten and improve the texture of the skin by stimulating the production of collagen and elastin. RF-lifting can help to reduce signs of ageing and achieve a more youthful, smoother appearance without surgical intervention. RF-lifting is a process in which radiofrequency (RF) energy is directed to different layers of the skin, resulting in intense heat production. Heat stimulates the production of collagen and elastin, which tightens the skin while reducing the appearance of fine lines. The procedure is painless, only a warming effect is felt. The procedure has no recovery time, in some cases only some redness and swelling of the skin may occur.

RF-lifting is a suitable procedure for improving the condition of sagging, tired and dull skin, reducing stretch marks and cellulite, tightening sagging skin on the abdomen, arms, buttocks and smoothing fine wrinkles on the face, neck and décolleté.

The duration of the procedure depends on the size of the surface to be treated, but in most cases a single session takes around 30-60 minutes. To achieve optimal results, it is recommended to perform the procedure as a course of treatment. The course of treatment consists of 5-10 procedures on average and results can be seen after the first few procedures.

Contraindications:

• Skin lesions – open wounds, dermatoses, eczema, herpes, scleroderma, abscesses.
• Allergy on the skin
• Bacterial infections in the treatment area
• Acute inflammation in the area to be treated
• Fillers, Botox 6 months
• Pacemaker, heart failure
• Pregnancy, breast-feeding
• Epilepsy, diabetes
• Cancer treatment/suspicion of malignant tumours
• Circulatory disorders (atherosclerosis, thromboses, acute inflammations, arthritis)
• Use of medicines for AIDS and HIV infection
• Neurological diseases
• Electrical implants

We recommend consulting a specialist beforehand to assess the suitability of the procedure, its potential outcomes and the possibility of combining treatments.