Therma is a radiofrequency treatment device patented by Thermage Company in the United States. Radio frequency facelift uses 6 million Hz radio waves to accurately and evenly transmit to the deep layers of the skin, promote the regeneration and reorganization of collagen fibers, and achieve the effect of tightening the skin and sculpting the face.
(Comparison chart of treatment cases before and after treatment)
Q1 Who needs radio wave facelift treatment?
There are many fibrous tissues in the dermis of human skin, among which collagen fibers are the most abundant and important part. They are also the most important supporting structure of the dermis. As we age, the skin's collagen fibers will gradually lose, causing wrinkles and sagging of the skin. Over the age of 30 to 35, wrinkles and sagging will become more obvious. If you don’t want to go under the knife but want to improve wrinkles and sagging, Therma is a good treatment option to restore youthful skin. Wrinkles and sagging on the face, neck, abdomen, buttocks, and arms can all be treated with radiotherapy.
Q2 Who is not suitable for radio wave facelift treatment?
Patients who are pregnant or have arrhythmia and are equipped with a heart rate adjuster are not suitable for radiotherapy. Patients with wounds or acute eczema in the treatment area are not suitable for radiotherapy at the moment.
Q3 Will radio wave facelift treatment be painful?
In order to protect the epidermal layer and improve the comfort of treatment, the radio wave facelift instrument will spray refrigerant from the treatment probe before, during and after the radio wave is emitted to reduce the epidermal temperature and protect the epidermis. When the energy of the radio wave enters the skin, the patient will feel warm or tingling for a very short time. At present, radiofrequency facelift instruments have progressed from the earliest 1cm2 standard probe, to the second generation 1cm2 fast probe, to the third generation 1.5cm2 fast probe, and the fourth generation 3cm2 large area fast probe, with "moderate energy" ", multi-cycle" treatment method can make treatment faster and more comfortable.
Q4 How long does a radio wave facelift treatment take?
Anesthetic ointment needs to be applied for 45 to 60 minutes before treatment. The treatment time of radio wave facelift is related to the size of the treatment area, which usually takes 50 to 90 minutes.
Q5 How long does it take to see the effect after radio wave facelift treatment?
Radiofrequency facelift treatment will cause collagen to shrink immediately, so 87% of patients can see immediate tightening or shaping effects. Because of the continuous proliferation of collagen in the dermal layer of radio wave ***, skin tightening and loose skin will continue to be lifted 26 months after treatment, which can reduce wrinkles and reshape the face and neck to a firmer appearance. lines, giving the patient a progressively more youthful appearance. According to foreign clinical research reports, 94% of patients are satisfied with the treatment effects.
Q6 How long does the effect of radio wave facelift last?
Foreign research reports indicate that the treatment effect can last for 2 years or even longer. The length of maintenance time is also related to personal physique and the speed of natural aging.
Q7 How many times does radio wave facelift treatment need to be done?
For many patients, a single treatment can produce satisfactory results. For patients who want tighter skin, the second treatment can be performed 2 to 6 months after the first treatment. Another option is to combine skin tightening and wrinkle removal laser treatment. Combining the two treatments can achieve better results.
Q8 How should I take care of my skin after radio wave facelift treatment?
Radiofacial facelift treatment does not affect daily routine. A few patients will experience redness, which usually disappears within a few hours. After treatment, you need to strengthen moisturizing and sun protection. Please do not wash your face with hot water, use saunas, or soak in hot springs within a week of treatment. .
(Excerpted from: Fa Bo, Qiu Junyan, Medical Beauty Information Network)