Radio Frequency (RF) is a non-invasive technology used in aesthetic treatments to improve skin firmness and stimulate collagen production. It works by delivering controlled electromagnetic energy into the deeper layers of the skin, generating gentle heat that activates the skin’s natural regenerative processes.
One of the main benefits of RF is its ability to promote collagen and elastin synthesis. These two proteins are essential for maintaining skin firmness, elasticity, and structure. As collagen naturally declines with age, RF helps support the skin by encouraging gradual structural reinforcement from within.
RF technology is commonly used to improve skin laxity, mild sagging, and early signs of aging such as fine lines and loss of elasticity. Unlike more aggressive procedures, RF does not damage the surface of the skin, making it suitable for regular use and compatible with most skin types.
With consistent application over time, RF can contribute to smoother texture, better tone uniformity, and improved skin density. Results tend to develop progressively as collagen regeneration occurs, making it more of a long-term skin support technology rather than an instant cosmetic fix.
Clinical evidence suggests that radiofrequency induces immediate collagen fiber contraction and stimulates long-term neocollagenesis, leading to progressive improvements in skin firmness and elasticity without invasive procedures, particularly in cases of mild to moderate skin laxity.
Scientific reference: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6541915/