Radio wave lifting

RF-lifting or radio wave lifting is a non-surgical procedure aimed at skin rejuvenation. Excellent results of radio wave lifting give:

• rejuvenation of the skin around the eyes,
• correction of the facial oval,
• getting rid of skin defects (wrinkles, creases, etc.);
• rejuvenation of the décolleté zone;
• getting rid of stretch marks and cellulite of the abdomen and thighs.

Experts recommend a course of several procedures, depending on the age and condition of the skin. Most often it is recommended to perform 4 to 6 procedures. The time between the procedures is from a few days to two weeks. The results of the course of aesthetic procedures are visible for more than a year. A particularly pronounced effect is provided by a combination of RF-lifting with biorevitalization and mesotherapy. In this case, the visually observable results are visible for two years. In consequence, the course of procedures can be repeated many times.

Apparatus for radio wave lifting

The principle of operation of radiolifting apparatus is similar to the operation of a microwave oven. Lost elasticity, and by that saggy, collagen fibers of the skin emphasize the inherent changes in appearance in age. When warming the skin and subcutaneous fat tissue with the help of radio waves, the development of fibroblasts activates, which ensures the tension of collagen fibers, and, consequently, the smoothing of wrinkles, the elimination of stretch marks.

Advantages of radial lifting of face and body are as follows:

• no need for anesthesia, painless;
• procedures are short in time (duration 20 - 40 minutes);
• the results are noticeable after the first procedure, with an increase in the observed effect after the cosmetology course;
• the inconspicuous course of the rehabilitation period.

Currently, a device for radiolifting at home has been developed.

Contraindications to radio wave lifting

Contraindications to the radio wave lifting are:

• the entire period of pregnancy;
• systemic diseases (lupus erythematosus, scleroderma, vasculitis, etc.)
• endocrine disorders (thyroid disease, diabetes , etc.);
• severe forms of hypertension;
• thrombophlebitis;
• The presence of implants in a zone exposed to radio waves;
• acute infectious diseases.

Postpone the timing of procedures should be accompanied by exacerbation of chronic dermatological diseases.