RF-lifting of neck and décolleté
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Types of RF-lifting
Targeted exposure to radio frequency waves is performed by devices that have a variety of settings. The table shows the types and descriptions of equipment for RF lifting:
| Category | Monopolar | Bipolar | Tripolar or multipolar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Description | Unipolar current heats the dermis evenly at a set depth | Delicate effect without creating a magnetic field | Complex effect of several electrodes with constant polarity change |
| Temperature | 50-60°C | Up to 45°C | Minimum |
| Penetration depth | Up to 40 mm | Average depth | Various depths |
| Application | Cellulite, fatty deposits on the hips and abdomen | Sensitive and delicate areas | Any part of the body, any skin type |
| Main effect | Radical change in collagen structure | Stimulation of collagen formation without the risk of injury and burns | Effective impact of radiofrequency energy on various depths of the skin |
| Sensations during the procedure | Probability of unpleasant sensations | Painless | Does not cause pain or discomfort |
| Power | 150-300 W | 60-80 W | From 15 Tue |
The procedures ensure safety and high efficiency due to the sensors that scan the temperature of the affected area a thousand times per second. When the maximum permissible temperature is reached, the electrodes are automatically switched off. All this allows the cosmetologist to achieve the desired result, which improves over the course of 4-6 months after the procedure.
General information about the procedure
Preparation
For successful radiofrequency lifting, it is enough to follow basic recommendations for preparation:
- Avoid direct exposure to the sun and tanning for two weeks before the session
- If you have recently undergone laser skin treatment or peeling, wait at least three months before using radiofrequency therapy
- Stop taking medications that affect blood clotting
- Inform your doctor about the use of Botox or recent surgery
- Before the procedure, make sure to cleanse the skin of the neck and décolleté from foundation and other impurities
Do not drink alcohol 24 hours before the procedure. Alcohol increases swelling and redness of the skin. Stop using cosmetics with retinol or acids a week before the session to minimize the risk of irritation.
Benefits of RF lifting for rejuvenation
The advantages of radiofrequency lifting include:
- Painlessness. The procedure does not require anesthesia
- No rehabilitation period. You can return to your normal activities immediately after the session
- Safety. When lifting is performed by a qualified specialist on original equipment, there are no side effects
Unlike surgical lifting, which involves incisions and increases the likelihood of scarring, radiofrequency lifting does not injure the skin and does not cause scars.
Answers to popular questions
Doctors from the K+31 clinic in Moscow answered frequently asked questions about radiofrequency lifting of the neck and décolleté area.
Are there any side effects after the procedure?
Is there any pain during RF neck and décolleté lifting?
Can RF lifting be combined with other cosmetic procedures?
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What is RF lifting?
RF lifting is a procedure for correcting age-related changes that works on the principle of radio wave heating of deep layers - the dermis and subcutaneous fat. Radio waves affect areas prone to sagging and wrinkles: forehead, temples, cheeks, the area between the nose and upper lip, chin and neck area up to the thyroid cartilage.