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Radio Frequency

HOW DOES RADIO FREQUENCY WORK?

Skin Tightening

Fibroblasts are the connective tissue cells that produce collagen and elastin.

Heating the deeper dermis to a constant 40-45°C stimulates fibroblast action and, in turn, increases the synthesis of new collagen and elastin fibres. This thermal trauma, which occurs to 5-30% of the collagen fibres, causes an immediate contraction of the fibres. This contraction results in the production of new collagen. The diameter of the collagen fibres in the treated area is increased, and the spaces between the fibres are visibly reduced under a microscope.

This tightens the skin’s appearance and stimulates the increase in blood supply.

HOW DOES RADIO FREQUENCY WORK?

Fat Melting

In general, fat cells are more resistant to radio frequency electrical current than other skin cells. Regular skin cells are made mostly of water and fat cells are made mostly of oil.

As oil is less conductive to electrical currents than water, the fat cells heat up more quickly than other skin tissue due to the higher resistance. At a skin temperature of 40°C, the fat cells will start to melt and metabolise.

TREATMENT
AREAS:

Face and Body, Loose Skin and Cellulite Areas, Lower Abdomen, Back of Thighs

BEST
FOR:

Skin Tightening & Fat Melting

TIME OF 1
TREATMENT:

30-40 Minutes

COURSE
LENGTH:

8 Treatments

TREATMENT RESULTS

Results after just 8 treatments

Eight weekly treatments of radio
frequency skin tightening

TESTIMONIALS

* These are customer reviews of colleagues from England

AB STARS
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Highly recommend 3D aesthetics 100 times over. Good quality, always feel welcome by the staff. Very friendly and superb cleanliness.
DAN GREWCOCK
DAN GREWCOCKCustomer review
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The 3D Lipo team have been great. Instantly felt like I was in safe hands, and the results were noticeable within just a couple of weeks. No false promises, just results that speak for themselves.

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