Fractional RF

Radiofrequency has been used for a long time in the fields of medicine as well as skin and cosmetology. With the development of technology over time, new features have been added to the method, making it a very effective procedure.

The first of these new features is the fractionalization of the application. The difference of this technique is that the applied force penetrates the skin through many small points side by side, not as a whole. Fractional radiofrequency devices, which are second generation radiofrequency devices, provide safe and positive results.

What is fractional radio frequency?

Radiofrequency, a treatment technique that has been safely used in medicine for many years, has begun to be used frequently in aesthetic applications in recent years. With the introduction of fractional applications, its risks have decreased, and its positive results have increased.

Various techniques used as fractional RF

Golden Needle Therapy (FRM) (Fractional RF Microneedle)

The golden needle is a special cap designed to deliver radiofrequency energy from the tip of the needle-shaped electrodes. In this way, the skin surface and other areas are protected while energizing the skin at the desired depth, and while improvement in the targeted area is achieved, any negative effects that may occur in other areas are prevented.

Superficial Skin Rejuvenation (SRR) (Sublative RF)

The SRR technique uses electrode tips that do not penetrate into the skin and cause damage by spreading. Thermal damage is created in the skin down to a depth of 0.3mm. The skin begins to peel off a few days after the procedure and appears smoother and fresher.

Grid Fractional RF (GFR)

It serves to generate thermal damage under the skin in the form of a lattice or wire mesh with fractionated radiofrequency energy. It improves loose or sagging skin surface.

Fractional RF Treatment Areas

  • Skin rejuvenation
  • Treatment of Wrinkles
  • Pore tightening
  • Treatment of acne scars
  • Surgical scars
  • Atrophic scars (Depressed scars)
  • Sagging neck
  • Superficial spots
  • Bleaching of skin color
  • Correction of sebum level
  • Surface peeling

How is fractional RF applied?

First, an anesthetic cream is applied to the application area. Once the appropriate doses have been adjusted, the procedure is started. During the application, the application is performed 2-3 times on each area. Co-administration of fractional RF therapy with PRP or CGF increases and accelerates its effect. It improves oval facial shape, tightness, brightness and structure of the skin.

Number of Fractional RF Sessions

Although it varies according to the density and condition of the problem area, the application is usually performed in the range of 1-4 sessions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can have Fractional RF System?

Anyone over the age of 16 who has a skin condition that may benefit from this treatment can have this procedure.

How long does Fractional RF treatment take?

Each session takes about 1 hour.

Is Fractional RF treatment a painful procedure?

Prior to application, local anesthesia is applied using creams that prevent formation of pain. After the procedure, you may have a slight burning sensation, which can be resolved with skin relievers.

Does Fractional RF treatment have any risks?

Fractional radiofrequency application affects the tissues under the skin without damaging the top layer of the skin. Therefore, there is no risk of spots or marks.

How much does Fractional RF treatment cost?

Individual pricing should be made according to the region to be treated and the number of sessions required.

In how many sessions does Fractional RF work in skin rejuvenation?

Although it depends on the needs of the skin, it shows a positive effect at the end of 3 sessions once a month.

To which regions can Fractional RF, used in skin rejuvenation, be applied?

Fractional RF application can be used for skin rejuvenation on the entire face, eye contour, neck, cleavage and hands.

Who cannot have fractional needle radiofrequency?

People with bleeding problems, cancer patients and patients having an injection cannot have RF.

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