Radiofrequency tightening
Controlled heating of deeper skin can mildly firm crepey or lax areas over several sessions.
Radiofrequency and cryolipolysis refine contour and firm mild laxity. This is not a weight-loss treatment, and individual results vary.
Both are noninvasive and work gradually, not as a substitute for a healthy lifestyle.
Controlled heating of deeper skin can mildly firm crepey or lax areas over several sessions.
Controlled cooling targets small, pinchable fat pockets in defined areas, addressing contour rather than body weight.
If weight loss is your aim, this is not the right path, and we will say so.
They do not reduce body weight or treat obesity, only refine localized contour.
Results develop over weeks to months across more than one session.
Outcomes are modest and not promised, and some areas respond little.
A consultation is required so a provider can assess your skin, goals, and whether these treatments can help.
Your provider reviews your full history and tells you plainly if you are not a candidate.
Both are noninvasive, performed in clinic by a licensed provider under medical supervision.
The provider marks the area and selects the applicator and settings.
RF feels like warming; cryolipolysis starts cold then numbs. Sessions run 30 to 60 minutes.
Temporary redness, swelling, or numbness can follow; most people return to normal activity the same day.
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No. RF and cryolipolysis are not weight-loss treatments and do not treat obesity. They refine contour and firm mild laxity in people already near a stable, healthy weight.
The best candidates are near a stable, healthy weight with a defined pocket or mild laxity. Pregnancy, certain implanted devices, and some conditions may rule treatment out, which a required consultation confirms.
Most people need more than one, depending on the technology, area, and how your body responds. Your provider estimates a range at consultation.
These are noninvasive, and most people return to normal activity the same day. Temporary redness, swelling, bruising, or numbness can follow and typically resolves.
Results develop gradually over weeks to a few months, not right away. Outcomes are modest and some areas respond little.
Noninvasive does not mean risk-free, so a consultation is required to confirm you are a candidate.
Redness, swelling, bruising, or numbness in the treated area can occur and typically resolve.
Cryolipolysis carries a small risk of an uneven response, reviewed at consultation.
Pregnancy, certain implanted devices, and some conditions may rule a treatment out.
These are noninvasive medical procedures performed by or under the supervision of licensed medical professionals using FDA-cleared devices. They are not a weight-loss treatment. Results are modest, not guaranteed, and individual results vary. A consultation is required to determine whether a treatment is appropriate for you. Risks and side effects are reviewed during your consultation.
A complimentary consultation is the first step. If RF or cryolipolysis can help, we will plan it carefully; if not, we will say so.