Where the energy
reaches
6.78MHz monopolar radiofrequency is delivered to the dermis.
When radiofrequency creates heat beneath the skin, collagen fibres contract and a renewal response follows.
The surface where the tip touches is cooled while only the inner temperature rises, and skin impedance is read at every shot to adjust the output.
We suggest it for
Suited to those whose first concern is firmness and texture rather than sagging.
Evenness, not output, makes the result
With radiofrequency, what matters is not how strong it is but how evenly it reaches the area that needs it.
Output and shot count are applied differently by area, according to skin thickness and sensitivity.
Single-use tips are opened in front of you right before the procedure and checked together.
Anaesthetic cream and cooling are used together, and we keep checking how you feel during the procedure.
Procedure details
※ The information above is a general guide; the actual scope and course may differ with your skin condition, the area and your procedure history.
Every procedure is decided after a consultation with a specialist.
The process
The specialist checks skin thickness and the degree of sagging, then decides the scope.
The method and timing of anaesthesia are divided by area and intensity.
The specialist carries out the procedure at the planned depth and output.
We explain soothing care and home care, then review the change with you afterwards.
Frequently asked questions
Thermage works on the dermis with a single 6.78MHz frequency, while XERF adds 2MHz to divide delivery across deeper layers.
The choice depends on your condition.
Surface cooling works alongside, but warmth can still be felt.
Anaesthetic cream and output adjustment lower the burden.
Around 12 months is the usual figure, though it varies from person to person.
With regular care alongside, it often lasts longer.
No.
Single-use tips are used once for one person only, and the opening is checked with you.