The performance of aesthetic procedures is something very common for those who are concerned with the health of the skin and also with beauty. Most of the search for such procedures are women, that's why keeping healthy and beautiful is one of our many priorities. Facial radiofrequency is a very interesting procedure and that's what we'll talk about today.
Before any aesthetic procedure, it is very important to check the resistance of the skin, as an unhealthy skin may not have the desired result after some types of procedures. Therefore, treating and caring for the skin is essential in our daily lives.
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What is facial radiofrequency?
Facial radiofrequency is a treatment technique to combat skin sagging and is great for eliminating wrinkles and expression lines. It also acts on localized fat and cellulite, being a very effective and safe method that promises long-lasting effects.
The procedure consists of not raising the temperature of the skin and muscles, this will stimulate the tightening of collagen, helping to produce more collagen and elastin fibers, thus giving more firmness to the skin.
Facial radiofrequency results can be noticed within the first few days after the first session. The result of facial radiofrequency is gradual, so the greater number of sessions a person performs, the better the results.
What is facial radiography for?
Facial radiofrequency is an aesthetic treatment that contributes to the improvement of the skin's structure, making it firmer and improving its appearance. It can be indicated in situations such as:
- Wrinkle Reduction
- Improves skin appearance
- Improved quality of collagen and elastin
- Reorganization of collagen and elastin fibers
- Improvement in microcirculation
- Improves skin hydration
- Increase in oxygen
- Acceleration of elimination
- Reduction in cellulite
- Fight against stretch marks and fibrosis
- Improves the appearance of scars
- Combat localized fat on the chin, belly, outer thighs, arms and flanks.
- Fight against sagging in the body
- Combat in cellulitis, as it improves skin firmness and burns local fat
It is necessary to make an appointment with a professional (beautician or physiotherapist) specialized in facial radiofrequency technique or a dermatologist so that a correct indication of the treatment and the necessary number of sessions to be performed can be made.
How is facial radiofrequency performed?
Facial radiofrequency is a very simple technique that can only be performed by a trained professional. The specialist applies a specific gel in the area to be treated and then slides the radiofrequency device into the region, making circular movements, thus heating and improving the elastic and collagen fibers, which favors greater firmness and elasticity for the skin.
It is also possible to stimulate the activation of fibroblast cells responsible for the production of collagen and elastin, as a result of heating in the region by facial radiofrequency. Upon completion of the technique, the gel that was applied to the skin at the beginning must be completely removed, and the area must be cleaned.
The most indicated treatment for the elimination of wrinkles and expression lines on the face is the fractional radio frequency. This technique is somewhat different because the radiofrequency device emits small jets, resembling a laser in small parts of the face.
Facial radiofrequency is performed in cases of expression lines. This problem may disappear after the first session. After the fifth session, the wrinkles that are more apparent have already shown a big difference. The use of fractional radiofrequency requires more or less three sessions.
In the body, when the purpose is the elimination of localized fat or cellulite treatment, depending on the severity, it will take 7 to 10 sessions.
Who cannot undergo radiofrequency treatment?
Radiofrequency is a very safe technique, presenting very low risks, however, it should not be performed on people who do not have healthy skin, who have signs or symptoms of infection or inflammation in the area to be treated.
Facial radiofrequency should also not be performed on pregnant women, people with changes related to increased collagen production, such as keloid, or people who have hypertension.
Radio Frequency Risks
The possible risks of this treatment are: the possibility of skin burns due to inappropriate use of the device. As the technique understood to increase the temperature of the skin, the specialist must be aware at all times if the temperature of the area being treated does not exceed 41°C.
To avoid this problem, just keep the equipment always in motion, sliding in a circular fashion across the skin, thus avoiding overheating in the region, consequently reducing the risk of burning the patient's skin.