Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Radiofrequency.

You'll notice subtle tightening within days, but collagen remodeling yields progressive improvements over 6–12 weeks. Most clients see significant lifting and smoother texture after a recommended series, with results continuing to improve for months.

Radiofrequency is generally safe for most skin types because it heats deep tissue without affecting pigment. Sensitive areas are treated with conservative settings and careful technique to minimize irritation and ensure client comfort.

Typical treatment plans range from three to six sessions spaced two to four weeks apart. Exact numbers depend on skin condition and goals; your technician will design a personalized program and advise on maintenance.

Most clients report a warm, tingling sensation during treatment. Discomfort is usually mild and brief. Afterward you may experience temporary redness or slight swelling that typically resolves within hours to a couple of days.

Side effects are usually mild and short-lived, such as redness, sensitivity, or minor swelling. There is minimal downtime, and most clients resume normal activities immediately with basic sun protection and gentle skincare.

Yes. Radiofrequency is offered as an add-on and often pairs well with waxing. Your technician will assess skin sensitivity and recommend the best sequence or timing to ensure safety and optimal results.