Radiofrequency

Facial radiofrequency in Geneva

Facial radiofrequency uses controlled heat to work on skin firmness over a course. It is non-invasive and gradual. Here is what to realistically expect.

What it addresses

Firmness, gently and gradually

Radiofrequency warms the deeper layers of skin to encourage firmness over time. It is non-invasive, with little to no downtime, and works in a course rather than a single dramatic session.

It is not a substitute for what a medical or surgical procedure does. A clinic that is honest about this helps you set the right expectations.

Planning a course

Sessions and maintenance

Results build gradually and are maintained with periodic sessions. A skin assessment decides whether radiofrequency fits your goal and skin.

As with most skin treatments, consistency and a sensible routine support the result.

How it works

A typical protocol

A skin assessment decides the protocol best suited to your goal.

1

Skin assessment

Your skin and goal are assessed to choose the treatment and its intensity.

2

Session or course

The treatment runs in one or several sessions, depending on the protocol.

3

Maintenance

Routine advice and maintenance sessions help prolong the result.

Good to know

Before a skin treatment

FAQ

Your questions

Is it painful?

It is generally well tolerated, described as a warm sensation. The clinic adjusts the intensity to keep you comfortable.

Is there downtime?

Usually little to none, which is part of its appeal. The clinic confirms what to expect for your skin.

How long until I see results?

Gradually, over a course, rather than immediately. Maintenance sessions help sustain the effect.

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This page is for information only and does not replace a medical consultation. Indications, contra-indications and outcomes depend on each situation and are assessed by a doctor.