Non-Surgical Face Lift
Suitable for skin with lines, wrinkles, sagging skin, scaring and/or poor texture.
Solution
This breakthrough treatment is comparable to the much talked about morpheous 8 procedure.
How it Works
It combines 4 clinically proven technologies for:
Dermal volumizing
The treatment steps are as follows:
Step 1: Tri-Fractional RF Energy
This minimally invasive treatment rejuvenates the outer epidermis layer by creating micro-wounds which trigger the body’s natural healing response mechanism.
Old and damaged skin cells are removed, and the body produces new and healthy skin.
Step 2: VoluDerm
This minimally invasive part of the treatment uses ultra-fine micro-needles, while applying radio frequency, to volumise the deep dermal layer.
The micro-needles stimulate the fibroblasts to naturally increase the production of hyaluronic acid, collagen, and elastin.
Step 3: Tri-Pollar
We then use non-invasive radio frequency energy to generate heat in the dermal layer causing the collagen fibres to contract. This creates an immediate skin tightening effect.
Increased fibroblast activity results in collagen regeneration for a long term effect.
Step 4: Dynamic Muscle Activation
Finally, Dynamic Muscle Activation lifts and tones the facial muscles, whilst accelerating lymphatic drainage, blood and lymph circulation which optimise tissue oxygenation and detoxification.
What to expect
Treatments usually take around 90 minutes. This is safe procedure, with little discomfort and downtime.
After your treatment your skin will feel warm and some redness will be visible. For the first 24 hours nothing should be applied to the skin and you should refrain from touching or rubbing it.
The next day your skin may feel slightly dry and tight and, at your treatment, we will give you a cream to apply. After 2-3 days you may see some small pin-point areas of scabbing, this is completely normal and will shed naturally.
3 treatments over a 12 week period are recommended for best results, though we routinely see very good results after the first treatment. We’ll discuss this with you at your initial consultation.