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VOLNEWMER Monopolar Radiofrequency (RF) treatments designed to address skin laxity and promote a more youthful, contoured appearance. Utilizing 6.78MHz high-frequency energy, this non-invasive procedure targets the deeper layers of the skin to stimulate natural collagen regeneration.

Monopolar RF

Monopolar Radiofrequency (RF) treatments designed to address skin laxity and promote a more youthful, contoured appearance. Utilizing 6.78MHz high-frequency energy, this non-invasive procedure targets the deeper layers of the skin to stimulate natural collagen regeneration.

Deep Heating: It delivers energy into the dermis (the skin's deeper layer) to heat collagen fibers.
Collagen Contraction: The heat causes existing collagen to contract immediately (providing a subtle initial lift).
Collagen Regeneration: Over the following 3 to 6 months, the body produces new collagen, which leads to firmer, tighter skin.

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The system utilizes a specialized tip with a curved surface to ensure consistent contact with the skin.

Thermal Delivery: Delivers uniform heat to the papillary and reticular dermis to induce collagen fiber contraction.
Epidermal Protection: An integrated continuous water-cooling system and vibration mechanism are used to manage the temperature of the skin surface during the procedure.
Precision: Multiple tip sizes are available to suit different anatomical areas, from the delicate skin around the eyes to larger areas on the body.
Curved & Tilted Tip: The tip is flexible and slightly curved, allowing it to maintain better contact with the natural contours of your face (like the jawline or eye area) compared to flat tips.
Continuous Water Cooling: It uses a constant flow of water to cool the top layer of skin (epidermis) while the RF energy heats the layer underneath. This is designed to manage comfort and protect the skin surface.

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Treatment Areas

The treatment is indicated for patients presenting with the following conditions:

Mild to Moderate Skin Laxity: Addressing sagging skin that has lost its structural support due to aging or weight changes.
Facial Contour Deficits: Loss of definition along the jawline (jowls) and the submental area (under the chin).
Periorbital Aging: Appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and slight sagging of the upper and lower eyelids.
Dermal Volume Loss: Areas that appear "hollow" or less plump due to the natural depletion of collagen and elastin.
Body Skin Laxity: Sagging or loose skin on the abdomen (often post-pregnancy), upper arms, and thighs.
Texture and Pore Concerns: Enlarged pores and uneven skin texture resulting from reduced skin elasticity.