Radiofrequency lifting (RF) with Alma Uniface
Innovative radiofrequency lifting for a more lifted, elastic, and contoured appearance with the latest generation Alma PrimeX device and UNIFACE tip. Achieve perfect skin with radiofrequency lifting at SATORI now!
How it works?
- What is RF lifting?
- What is it suitable for?
- Who can get RF lifting done?
- How often should you get the procedure done?
Radiofrequency lifting (RF lifting) is a non-invasive aesthetic procedure that uses radiofrequency energy to heat the deep layers of the skin. The aim is to stimulate collagen and elastin production, which leads to:
- skin tightening
- wrinkle reduction
- improved skin texture and elasticity
- reduction of double chin or sagging contours of the face and body
- Tightening and lifting of the skin
- Reduction of wrinkles and fine lines
- Improvement of skin texture and elasticity
- Tightening of the skin on the neck and under the chin (double chin)
- Shrinking of pores
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Women and men between the ages of 30 and 60 (but earlier if there are early signs of aging)
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People with loose, dehydrated, or sagging skin
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Those looking for an alternative to surgical lifting
To achieve the best results, your dermatologist will work with you to determine the best course of treatment. The number of procedures you need depends on the condition of your skin and your individual needs.
Advantages of Radiofrequency Lifting
A non-invasive solution to sagging skin and double chin!
Lift and Tighten
It uses dielectric heating, which directly stimulates collagen and elastin fibers in the dermis. This leads to facial contouring and a visible lifting effect without surgical intervention.
Elasticity
The energy from the radio waves activates fibroblasts and leads to the production of new collagen, which strengthens the skin’s structure and improves its elasticity and density over the course of several months after the procedure.
Better texture and glow
After the procedures, the skin becomes smooth, radiant, and evenly toned. Wrinkles and fine lines are smoothed out, and the skin structure is optimized in both the surface and deep layers.
Painless and effective
The procedure is non-invasive: no incisions are made, and comfort is ensured by controlled heating and cooling systems.
Lifted face contour
RF rays also penetrate the internal fatty tissue of the double chin area, helping to smooth and tighten it. At the same time, a clearer and fresher facial contour is formed.
Quick results
The first improvements are visible after the first procedure. The effect continues to develop within 1–3 months after the course.
How does the RF lifting work?
Radiofrequency lifting (RF lifting) is a non-invasive aesthetic procedure that works by using high-frequency electromagnetic waves (radio waves) to deeply heat the skin and subcutaneous tissue. During the procedure, the device emits radiofrequency energy that penetrates the skin’s surface without damaging it and reaches the deeper layers—mainly the dermis and subcutaneous tissue. There, this energy is transformed into heat, which warms the tissues to about 40–45°C.
This controlled heating causes the existing collagen fibers to contract instantly, resulting in a slight lifting effect after the first procedure. More importantly, however, the heat stimulates fibroblasts (the cells that produce collagen and elastin) to synthesize new fibers in the following weeks and months. This gradually makes the skin firmer, smoother, and improves its structure. Microcirculation also improves, which helps nourish the tissues and gives the face a fresher and more radiant appearance.
Radiofrequency lifting works deep down, without needles, incisions, or pain, making it particularly popular for people seeking visible rejuvenation without surgery and without a recovery period.
How does the Alma Uniface RF procedure work?
The radiofrequency lifting procedure consists of several basic steps. Here they are:
1. Consultation – The specialist examines your skin and determines which areas will be treated.
2. Preparation – Makeup and impurities are removed from the face. A special gel is applied to help the device work more effectively and protect the skin.
3. Procedure – The Uniface applicator begins to move across the face, most often in areas such as the cheeks, forehead, chin, around the eyes, and neck. The device heats the skin deeply (but the surface remains comfortable). You will feel a pleasant warmth without pain.
4. After the procedure – The gel is cleaned off and a soothing cream can be applied. The skin may redden slightly, but this passes quickly (within a few hours). You can immediately return to your normal day – there is no recovery period.
How long does it take? – About 30–45 minutes.
How many procedures are needed? – Usually 4 to 6 procedures are performed, once a week or every 2 weeks.
FAQ
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions. Make an informed decision about the service that is best for you.
Who is RF lifting suitable for?
The procedure is suitable for almost all skin types and ages – especially for people between 30 and 60 years old with sagging skin, fine lines or lost contour. It is not recommended during pregnancy, for people with pacemakers or skin infections in the treatment area.
Is there any down time?
No. Radiofrequency lifting is non-invasive, so there is no need for recovery. You can return to your daily activities immediately after the procedure. There may be slight redness, which disappears within a few hours.
Is RF lifting painful?
No, the procedure is completely painless. Most people feel a pleasant warmth during RF lifting. The temperature is controlled to be safe and comfortable for the skin.
How many procedures do I need?
Usually, 4 to 6 procedures are recommended, performed every 1–2 weeks. After that, it is advisable to undergo a maintenance procedure 1–2 times a year to preserve the effect.
When will I see results from Radiofrequency lifting?
You may notice a slight effect immediately after the first treatment (due to the contraction of collagen fibers), but the main results appear gradually—within 4 to 8 weeks, when the skin begins to produce new collagen.
