ADVANCED COSMETIC MEDICINE > Body radiofrequency

With the passing of time the skin ages, showing cutaneous flaccidity and wrinkles.

Recent research, centred in trying to find the best way to recover the vitality of the skin, has discovered that the application of intradermal heat increases the production of collagen, which improves wrinkles and flaccidity.

Two types of energy have been used for the thermal modification of the conjunctive tissue of the skin: laser energy and radiofrequency. In contrast with the laser rays, which are absorbed by the skin cromophores (depending on the type of skin), the Radiofrequency Therma fine depends on the resistance characteristic of the tissues, independently of the type of skin. Although RF has been in use in medicine for over 70 years, only recent developments have made possible their use to deliver energy selectively to the deep dermis and the sub dermal layers, whilst protecting the epidermis.Some examples:

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The Radiofrequency produces a very efficient thermal effect in biological tissues. The technology of heating for cosmetic medicine has proliferated recently, and there is now equipment capable of carrying out the lifting effect by heating the dermis available in the market.

This system uses third generation radiofrequency technology, based on a completely different method to that of the previous radiofrequency systems.