Radio Frequency

During a radio frequency (RF) treatment session, you can expect the following:

1. Consultation: A pre-treatment consultation to discuss your goals, medical history, and the areas you want to target.
2. Preparation: The treatment area will be cleansed, and a conductive gel may be applied to help the RF energy penetrate the skin more effectively.
3. Treatment: The practitioner will use a handheld RF device, moving it over the targeted area. You'll feel a warming sensation as the RF energy heats the deeper layers of your skin. 
4. Duration: Each session typically lasts between 15 to 45 minutes, depending on the size of the treatment area.
5. Comfort: Most people find the treatment comfortable. The warming sensation is usually well-tolerated, and any discomfort is minimal.
6. Post-Treatment: There is no downtime, so you can resume normal activities immediately after the session. Sun exposure should be limited for 24hrs after treatment. The treated area may be slightly red or warm but should return to normal within a few hours.
7. Results: You may start to see initial improvements after one or two sessions, with optimal results developing over several weeks as collagen and elastin production increases.
8. Follow-Up: Multiple sessions are often required for the best results, typically spaced a few weeks apart.
9. Hydration: Staying hydrated is recommended to support the skin's recovery and the effectiveness of the treatment.

Overall, RF skin tightening is a convenient and non-invasive option for body contouring, with minimal risks and no recovery time.

Radio frequency (RF) treatments generally have few contraindications, but they are important to consider to ensure safety and effectiveness. Contraindications include:

1. Pregnancy: RF treatments are not recommended during pregnancy due to potential effects on developing tissues.
2. Active Infections or Inflammations: Treatments should be avoided in areas with active infections, skin conditions, or inflammation.
3. Cancer: RF treatments are contraindicated in individuals with active cancer or a history of cancer, particularly in the treatment area.
4. Metal Implants or Electronic Devices: Avoid RF treatments if you have metal implants or electronic medical devices (like pacemakers) in the treatment area.
5. Severe Cardiovascular Conditions: Conditions such as severe heart disease or hypertension may be a contraindication due to potential stress on the cardiovascular system.
6. Epilepsy: The treatment may not be suitable for individuals with epilepsy, as it could potentially trigger seizures.
7. Severe Diabetes: Individuals with severe diabetes may experience complications due to impaired healing and circulation.
8. Blood Disorders: Conditions affecting blood clotting or those taking anticoagulant medications should avoid RF treatments.
9. Recent Surgery: Avoid RF treatments on or near areas that have undergone recent surgery (usually within six months).
10. Photosensitivity: Those with extreme sensitivity to light or certain medications that increase photosensitivity should avoid RF treatments.

It’s essential to have a thorough consultation. Individual suitability for RF treatments based on personal health conditions and medical history.

Radio frequency (RF) treatments can be used on various areas of the body to improve skin tightening, reduce wrinkles, and contour. Common treatment areas include:

1. Face: To reduce wrinkles, tighten skin, and improve overall facial contours. Common areas include the forehead, cheeks, jawline, and under the eyes.
2. Neck: To address sagging skin and improve the appearance of the neck area.
3. Abdomen: To tighten and tone the skin, reduce the appearance of stretch marks, and contour the waistline.
4. Thighs: To reduce sagging and improve the appearance of the thighs, both inner and outer.
5. Buttocks: To lift and firm the buttocks area for a more contoured appearance.
6. Upper Arms: To address "bat wings" or excess skin and improve the firmness of the upper arms.
7. Back: To tighten skin and reduce the appearance of back fat or skin laxity.
8. Hips: To target and contour the hip area, addressing skin laxity and improving shape.
9. Knees: To tighten the skin around the knees and reduce sagging.

RF treatments are versatile and can be tailored to specific needs and areas to achieve desired aesthetic results.

Pricing can vary from client to client due to differences in body types, treatment areas, and individual needs.  A complimentary consultation is required before we are able to treat you with Radio Frequency. 

During your consultation we discuss your diet, lifestyle, medical conditions, budget and timelines.  

Single 15 min Treatment Session: $98

Single 20 min Treatment Session: $130

Single 30 min Treatment Session: $180

Single 45 min Treatment Session: $295

Multiple sessions are recommended for the most noticeable results.  Package pricing is available and can be discussed during your complimentary consultation.