RF is a non-invasive skin treatment used in aesthetic practice to support skin rejuvenation.
A consultation is required to assess suitability, risks and expected outcomes for each individual.
How It Works:
Energy Delivery:
RF devices use electromagnetic energy to generate controlled heat within the deeper layers of the skin.
Skin Response:
This process creates a thermal effect within the tissue, which is part of how the treatment interacts with the skin.
Treatment Approach:
RF is a non-invasive treatment used in aesthetic practice as part of personalised skin treatment plans.
Consultation:
A consultation is required to assess suitability, potential risks and expected outcomes based on individual needs.
Avoid doing anything that will irritate the skin on the day of treatment, including long exposure in direct sunlight or UV. If you happen to get sunburnt prior to your scheduled treatment, please call the clinic and our nurses will be able to assist you in booking an appointment at a later date. Female clients will also find that their skin is more sensitive to treatment just before or during their menstrual cycle, so we advise clients to consider this prior to arranging their appointment.
Apart from experiencing a minor sunburnt look, most clients find that they are able to return to work and their life activities straight away.
All treatments at our clinic follow strict safety and consent protocols. During your consultation, your cosmetic nurse will discuss suitability, potential side effects and recovery time in person. This allows you to make an informed decision about your treatment.
Warning:
Individual results may vary. All cosmetic procedures carry risks which need to be discussed with a cosmetic nurse. It is always recommended to also seek a second opinion from a qualified health practitioner.
Please note:
This website is for educational purposes only and does not encourage treatments.
Treatment can only occur after an in-person consultation with a registered nurse, and is not guaranteed.
You confirm you are 18 years or older, as required by law.