Fractional RF Face

Fractional RF combines Fractional Radio Frequency (RF) technology and Dermal Stamping micro-needling, used to address skin textural changes, wrinkles and sagging skin. The treatment is beneficial for clients with acne scarring, as it’s used to improve this condition. Its benefit is to, both, have a physical effect by micro-needling as well as the distribution of radio-frequency energy simultaneously.

This micro-needling treatment will stimulate the production of collagen and elastin as well as fibroblasts to improve wrinkles and skin tone as it targets most energy into the dermal layer.

How Does it Work:

Fractional Radio Frequency will help connect with tissue under the skin that has become weakened over time- energy and heat from the fractional RF will stimulate under the skin to start the healing process and strengthen the tissue.

Dermal stamping creates channels on the skin to start the healing process faster and help the Radio Frequency penetrate further.

 BENEFITS OF FRACTIONAL RF

• Scarring
• Stretch Marks
• Enlarged pores.
• Acne/ Congestion
• Rejuvenation
• Fine lines/ Wrinkles
• Loose crepe like skins

How many treatments are necessary? 

We suggest 4-6 treatments depending on your concerns and offer a free skin analysis before your treatment, this will give you more of an idea on how many treatments are necessary for your particular concern.

Preparation:

Numbing gel can be used before his treatment for comfort, your therapist will advise this to be applied to the skin 30 mins prior to procedure.

What to expect after treatment

After treatment skin will be very red (erythema) this should last for around 24hrs, you will feel heat under the skin- should be mild and should resolve in a few hours. Dryness and flaking are also very common, skin would have mild flakiness when putting on product over the next few weeks after treatment. Textural changes will also be evident so please keep skin as moisturised as possible and follow home care instructions. Keep hydrated with maximum water intake over the next few days.