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There is an abundance of technology available today which enables you to tackle almost any of your clients’ aesthetic concerns.
Of course there will always be some clients who are prepared to take the extra step into cosmetic surgery, but for those who are content with non-surgical alternatives, Radio Frequency (RF) offers a great option.
This technology, which has a history of being used medically for over 70 years, has been gradually introduced for use in dermatology and cosmetology and now commonly features in some of the leading anti-ageing and body sculpting systems.
Essentially RF is a form of electrotherapy that, in the context of aesthetics, is a current that is effective in the dermis and sub-dermal layers of the skin to stimulate
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new collagen growth. “Heating in this area, without damaging the outer layers of skin, causes microscopic changes to the tissues and collagen contraction, with subsequent collagen remodelling over the months that pass,” explains consumer website The Consulting Room. RF can also improve blood flow and lymphatic drainage, providing enhanced oxygen supply and toxin clearance.
RF can be used alone or is commonly combined with other technologies in aesthetic systems such as non-ablative lasers, Intense Pulsed Light (IPL), Infrared and Ultrasound. Such systems can be used to tighten lax skin on the face, often on the jaw line, forehead, under the eyes, cheeks and neck, as well as tone skin on the buttocks, hips, thighs and other body areas.
Let’s take a look at the treatment options available for your salon...
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