Patient education
Radiofrequency Skin Tightening: Guides
Written for someone deciding about their own face rather than studying the subject. Skin laxity against position, who should not be treated at all, what a session and a series involve, the risks that are hardest to correct, and the cases where the honest answer is an operation or nothing.
All guides
12 guides
- Is RF Skin Tightening Right for Your Face?Deciding
- What RF Tightening Reaches, and What It MissesLimits
- Who Should Not Have RF Skin TighteningCandidacy
- Inside an RF Tightening SessionPreparation
- Tightening Is Not Lifting: The Honest Ceiling of RFExpectations
- How Many Sessions, and How Far ApartCost and time
- Burns, Contour Dips and the RF Risks That MatterRisks
- What RF Tightening Will Not FixLimits
- RF, a Facelift or Nothing: Sorting the OptionsAlternatives
- Questions to Ask Before You Agree to RF TighteningDeciding
- What RF Tightening Costs You in Sessions and MonthsCost and time
- When RF Tightening Is the Wrong ChoiceDeciding
Start with an assessment, not a series
Arrange a consultation. We examine whether the change in your face is the skin or the position of the tissue beneath it, how your skin type tolerates heat, and what a series would honestly change. If the answer is an operation, or no treatment at all, that is the answer you receive.