Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Radio Frequency Facial.

Many clients see immediate tightening and progressive improvement over two to three months as collagen rebuilds. Results typically last several months; maintenance treatments every six to twelve months extend benefits. Individual longevity depends on age, skin condition, and lifestyle.

Most people report mild warmth and tingling rather than pain during the treatment. The device is adjusted for comfort, and a DMAE masque soothes the skin. If you have concerns, we can provide topical numbing or pause the session as needed.

We commonly recommend a series of three to six sessions spaced two to four weeks apart for optimal tightening. Your clinician will assess your skin and tailor a plan; occasional maintenance treatments help preserve and build results over time.

Ideal candidates have mild to moderate facial sagging and realistic expectations for non-surgical tightening. This treatment works best for early skin laxity rather than severe drooping. A consultation will determine suitability based on skin tone, health, and cosmetic goals.

Downtime is minimal for most patients; you can typically resume normal activities immediately. Expect mild redness or warmth for a few hours and occasional temporary swelling. We provide aftercare guidance, cooling options, and skincare recommendations to speed recovery and comfort.

Radio frequency is generally safe across skin types because it uses heat rather than pigment-targeting light. However, it may be contraindicated for pregnant clients, those with pacemakers, or metal implants. A medical history and skin assessment ensure safe, effective treatment for each client.