Heating the deeper layers of the skin: During the procedure, a handheld device delivers controlled radiofrequency energy to the targeted area. The energy penetrates the skin’s surface and heats the deeper layers, including the dermis.

Stimulating collagen production: The controlled heat from the radiofrequency energy stimulates the production of collagen, a protein responsible for the skin’s strength and elasticity. Collagen remodeling occurs over time, leading to tighter, firmer skin.

Tightening and firming effects: The increased collagen production results in improved skin texture, reduced sagging, and a more youthful appearance. The tightening effects may continue to develop in the weeks and months following the procedure as the collagen-building process progresses.

Radiofrequency skin tightening is typically performed as an outpatient procedure, and multiple treatment sessions may be recommended to achieve optimal results. The specific duration and number of sessions can vary depending on individual needs, the treatment area, and the device used.

Benefits of radiofrequency skin tightening include minimal downtime, low risk of complications, and the ability to target different areas of the body. It can be an effective option for individuals who desire skin tightening without the need for surgery.