Skin Rejuvenation - Mini FX Radio Frequency Treatment
Mini FX uses a combination of Radio-frequency energy, deep tissue heating and suction coupled negative pressure. The Radio-frequency energy distributes heat to the skin and underlying fat, causing the tissues to heat and contract. The fat cells that absorb the energy become dysfunctional and the body programmes those cells for destruction and the lymphatic system removes the destroyed cells. The vacuum and controlled energy pulses work synergistically to provide a natural contour and tone.
Which areas can be treated?
SOME OF THE COMMONLY TREATED AREAS INCLUDE:
Most users find Mini FX comfortable. During treatment the RF electrodes are placed on your skin and negative pressure is used to lift the skin to deliver uniform thermal energy to the dermal and subdermal layers. Your skin will feel warm but to maximise comfort and safety the temperature will be constantly monitored, with ongoing accurate feedback of the skin’s temperature.
The MiniFx treatment has minimal downtime and most individuals can carry on with their daily activities. It is normal to have warmth and redness over the treated area and this will resolve over a few hours.
As with all medical procedures there are potential side effects and risks. During your consultation your doctor or therapist will discuss all risks and contraindications prior to performing any procedure.
Other side effects Include and are not limited to:
Improvements in skin quality and tone can be seen in the first 1-2 sessions. However, 6-8 sessions 1-2 weeks apart are recommended for optimal results. Some individuals choose to have single maintenance treatments every 6 to 12 months.
MiniFx is not suitable for people who are pregnant or breastfeeding.
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