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Thermal RF Skin Rejuvenation Machine
Thermal RF Skin Rejuvenation Machine
A thermal rf skin rejuvenation machine is an aesthetic treatment that uses radio frequency (RF) technology to reduce fine lines and wrinkles, tighten skin, improve cellulite, reduce scars, and boost collagen production.thermal rf skin rejuvenation machine It is a non-invasive alternative to facelifts and other cosmetic surgeries.
The RF energy penetrates the tissues beneath the surface of the skin and heats them up to 40 degrees Celsius. This heat causes the body to stimulate its own natural healing processes. These include collagen production, elastin stimulation, and tissue retraction. These processes can all help to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, sagging skin, or loose skin on the neck or stomach. The retraction of the tissues can also help to firm and tone the muscles underneath. This can result in a more defined and slimmer waistline and a flatter abdomen.
There are a number of RF-based skin treatments available, with some devices offering the ability to combine RF with other technologies such as ultrasound or microneedling for even more effective results. The Morpheus 8 device, made famous by Judy Murray’s results, is one example of this and there are other options such as Intracel, Endymed Intensif, Potenza, and Focus Dual.
RF skin tightening can be used to target a variety of areas, but is especially effective in the face for those who want to combat early signs of ageing and sagging. It is particularly good for the jowls and jawline, as well as the nasolabial folds that run from the nose down to the mouth. It can also be used to tighten the skin on the neck and décolletage.
The type of RF equipment that you will need depends on the results that you want to achieve. There are bipolar/multipolar devices, such as Venus Freeze and Endymed Tighten, and monopolar/unipolar machines such as Pelleve and Thermage. Bipolar/multipolar RF delivers a bulk-heating treatment, which means that the energy is conducted in and out of the skin between two or more electrodes within the handheld device. It is this that causes the skin to 'injure' itself and then respond with its own wound-healing response, tightening and smoothing the tissues.
Monopolar RF on the other hand delivers more focused and intense heating and works deeper into the tissues, explains aesthetic physician Dr Galyna Selezneva. The energy is conducted straight down through the three main layers of the skin, via a stick-on ‘conductivity patch’ that has been placed on the skin or, as in the case of Pelleve and Thermage, is delivered with a handpiece that's slid over the skin after a layer of gel is applied (this happens with both devices).
Fractional RF has become popular due to its ability to reduce fine lines and wrinkles while also tightening the skin. It works by using a handpiece with tiny pins that are pressed into the skin’s surface to deliver pin-points of intense RF energy. This ‘injures’ minuscule channels in the top layer of skin and then triggers a wound-healing response, as well as a shedding of damaged cells.
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