Today, radiofrequency lifting is very popular among those who want to rejuvenate the skin and get rid of defects. This technique has a number of important advantages and provides a really lasting effect.
What is RF lifting?
Today, this is a fairly new procedure, which, however, is in great demand. The essence of the technique is quite simple. The skin is exposed to radiofrequency radiation, which has an endothermic effect. As a result of such exposure, metabolism and tissue regeneration processes are activated. In addition, the blood supply to the skin is significantly improved, as a result of which the cells receive more oxygen and nutrients. But the main effect of such a lifting is the stimulation of fibroblasts. Fibroblasts are specific cells that produce collagen. Thus, this procedure allows you to restore skin elasticity and firmness, eliminate wrinkles, and give the face a radiant look.
Radiofrequency lifting and its benefits
For a start, it is worth noting that this procedure is completely non-invasive, therefore it is a great alternativeplastic surgeon's knife. Since there is no contact with the patient's blood, the probability of infection is practically zero. The absence of a rehabilitation period can also be attributed to the advantages - the patient can almost immediately return to his usual way of life.
Radiofrequency lifting is distinguished by a very large age range - it is used to treat both young girls under the age of 20 and mature women. This procedure allows you to improve the condition and appearance of the skin, eliminate signs of fatigue and hide the first signs of aging.
In addition, in one procedure, you can carry out, say, a brow lift, a tightening of the skin of the abdomen and the elimination of cellulite on the thighs. After all, the processing area is not limited by anything. No special preparation is needed either - you just need to come to the appointment with previously cleansed skin.
But you should understand that before starting treatment, the doctor must conduct a thorough examination, familiarize himself with the patient's medical record and, if necessary, prescribe additional studies.
RF lifting: indications for use
As already mentioned, this procedure is mainly used for skin rejuvenation, elimination of mimic and large age wrinkles. In addition, it is used to eliminate the second chin. Radio lifting perfectly copes with such problems as stretch marks (including postpartum), as well as cellulite deposits. It can be used to correct the contour of the face and body.
As a rule, the course of treatment includes from 8 to 10 procedures, after each of which a five-day break is necessary. Unfortunately, the lifting effect is not eternal - over time, the skin returns to its original state. That is why single repeated procedures are recommended as a preventive measure.
Radiofrequency lifting and its contraindications
Like any other he alth and cosmetic procedure, radiolifting has a number of contraindications. For example, such procedures are not performed during pregnancy. In addition, lifting should not be done during an acute viral infection. Contraindications also include severe forms of hypertension, scleroderma, lupus erythematosus and the presence of malignant tumors. Pulse exposure is unacceptable in areas where silicone implants are contained under the skin.
